McKinney-Vento FAFSA Week

McKinney-Vento FAFSA WeekSome students who are not living with a

parent or guardian may be able to apply for financial aid on their own. In certain

situations students do not need a parent’s signature or financial information.

“I am kind of between places right now. I am not sure what address to use for the FAFSA.”

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“I don’t even know where I am going to live after I graduate.

How can I go to college?”


“I am not really homeless because I am not sleeping in a car or

anything. A lot of people have it worse. I stay here and there. So

how can I do the FAFSA?”


“So do I have to tell the college why I left home? I don’t want to say anything against my family.

I don’t want to hurt anybody.”


“I slept in an abandoned house. College? Are you serious?”


“I have hopes and dreams but they don’t make a good pillow.”


“Living on my own is not easy. There is no one to

wake you up in the morning.”


“Pity is not love. Don’t

pity me. Help me find a way to go to college.”


“I can’t even afford the application fee for college. How am I

ever going to go there? My Grandma doesn’t really have custody of me. I thought you had to have your parents’

signature.”


McKinney-Vento FAFSA Week

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