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Skittlebisquit

Skittlebisquit

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I have a site admin request that I just wanted to post here and deal with publicly, for ease and to accommodate a thorny technical and ethical issue.

I would like to know if I can post in this thread a current FAFSA application form, to use as a topic of study to empower the dependent of a site VIP member and assist her in filling out the form, to pursue her educational goals.

My thought was to use an image of it posted to the thread, so we could both see the same thing. I know it is asking alot, and it may not be allowed. I have a limited bandwidth connection, and live in a remote region. This makes it impossible for me to dload the form at home. I'm unsure about copyright issues, it may not be allowed. I think a link to just a pdf would likely work.

My intention is to acquire a hard copy of the form soon. My belief is that as a current topic of conversation, learning of this application process would be of great benefit to many. My own journey involved the facilitation of a subsidiary of the local community college, who helped me with all of it, and a social worker too.

Thank you for you consideration
 
I think I used to do those for my wife and kids. Very tedious and intimidating such can be. My approach was to roll thru and first do all the easier questions/sections first and skip the harder ones temporarily. Then chew thru the tough ones one at a time. If I remember correct there is a save function. Also sometimes by the time you get to the end on the easy pass you learn things that may make some things clearer on the difficult questions. Good luck!
 
Tom said:
I think I used to do those for my wife and kids. Very tedious and intimidating such can be. My approach was to roll thru and first do all the easier questions/sections first and skip the harder ones temporarily. Then chew thru the tough ones one at a time. If I remember correct there is a save function. Also sometimes by the time you get to the end on the easy pass you learn things that may make some things clearer on the difficult questions. Good luck!
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This sounds like advice for any academic test, as well! :eek:
 
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