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Expertise
I can answer questions regarding types of financial aid. My advice about filling out the FAFSA is get someone to help you/your parents (I probably could have gotten more financial aid if we had gotten help from someone).
Experience in the area
I have experienced college life so I can give honest answers about the negatives and positives regarding it. I am particularly knowledgeable about life at a small private college (enrollment about 3,000).
Education/Credentials
I think this is an area where experience speaks more than education. I do not have any degree in education.
What do you like about this subject?
I will be graduating this year.
Something controversial or provocative about this subject
College is the best years of your life... so they say.
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Recent Answers from Isabel
2011-06-20 NOT a case of senioritis:
Sheila, If your GPA is still 3.5 I would guess that you should be ok with your admission and scholarship, but I do not know what their criteria are. I would think they would consider your other classes
2011-06-19 NOT a case of senioritis:
Dear Sheila, I am not sure what your grades usually are or your GPA to know how the final grades effected it or if the physics class was a regular honors class or AP or what your plans are for a college
2010-08-23 Odd response?:
Dear Student, Glad to hear you have been accepted to another school. I hope the experience will be a lot better there. You might want to talk to a lawyer since you wrote articles about him. I
2010-08-21 Odd response?:
Dear student, That is a horrible situation. I cannot believe that it happened, but sadly it did. There should be some way for you to get restitution. Perhaps you can get a lawyer. I would think you
2010-08-21 Odd response?:
Dear Student, The response does seem quite strange to me. I understand it is college, so students are assumed to be responsible adults who can resolve problems on their own. You could try going to the
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