Q: I live on a small family farm. Our gross income is about $90,000. However, after all the bills are paid we are left with a very small amount. How does this affect my financial aid applications? I will be paying for everything myself. A: Your FAFSA information will be carefully reviewed and it must include financial information from both you and your parents. When you are looking into your final college choices, be certain…
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