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Frequently Asked Questions
Is There a Limit on Private Student Loans?
Answered by Elaine Griffin Rubin on 12/14/2018

If you were denied student loans because you have maxed out both your federal and private student loans, these are the options available to you.

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If I file the FAFSA, what happens if I decide I don't want to go to college anymore?
Answered by Elaine Griffin Rubin on 11/12/2018
If you're unsure about attending college, should you file the FAFSA? The Edvisor weighs in. Read More
Do I provide my financial information on the FAFSA for a child who lives with me but is not legally my child?
Answered by Elaine Griffin Rubin on 11/05/2018
Many students live with relatives who are not their legal parents. We address how the FAFSA should be completed in this situation. The Edvisor answers. Read More
I'm starting college in September 2019. Which FAFSA do I file?
Answered by Elaine Griffin Rubin on 11/05/2018
There are two FAFSA forms available on the website. Which one should you file? The Edvisor weighs in. Read More
My son has prior-year charges from his school - what can we do to pay them?
Answered by Elaine Griffin Rubin on 07/12/2018
Charges from previous periods of enrollment are known as prior-year charges. What can you do to pay them? The Edvisor weighs in. Read More
My financial situation changed - what tax information should I use for the FAFSA?
Answered by Elaine Griffin Rubin on 05/20/2018
Each year's FAFSA uses tax information from the prior-prior year, but what if it doesn't reflect your current financial situation? The Edvisor weighs in. Read More
Should I complete the FAFSA if I am going back for a second undergraduate degree?
Answered by Elaine Griffin Rubin on 05/01/2018
If you're planning on going back to school for a second undergraduate degree, should you complete a FAFSA? The Edvisor weighs in. Read More
Do I need to be a full-time student to request financial aid?
Answered by Elaine Griffin Rubin on 04/10/2018
Does enrollment status affect financial aid eligibility? Can only full-time students get financial aid? We break it down here. Read More
Can I use my student loans to pay for off-campus housing?
Answered by Elaine Griffin Rubin on 04/10/2018
Student loans can be used to pay for costs included in a school's cost of attendance, but does off-campus housing qualify? The Edvisor answers. Read More
Should I wait until I graduate to get married?
Answered by Elaine Griffin Rubin on 03/19/2018
Should you wait until you graduate to get married? Will you lose your need-based aid if you get married? You've got tricky questions. We've got easy answers. The Edvisor tackles this topic! Read More

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