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Your medical bills aren't taken into consideration when you apply for financial aid, but the aid office can make an adjustment if the expenses meet or exceed the school's guidelines. Check with the aid office and ask for a medical expense appeal form, complete the information requested, and submit all supporting documentation so that the school can make a determination on your request.
How much is your medical bills, more or less than college. You need to budget your *** off and maybe sell things that are no longer of use. Get a second or part time job. Work as much as you can. Its hard but you can do it.
What can i say?Write a complaint detailing your medical bills and the fact that you cannot afford them.
Well it's a democray so it should work
that bush is realy a dumb *** he is a jerk he dose not look at poor people he is only looking at rich people. he is such an idoit I am very sorry tht way the govement is teating it not just you he is treating everyone like ****
Back when King Ronnie I was focused solely on the corporate rich (we are in King Ronnie the IV now), in his first reign, I was able to go to college on a grant fairly easy. Now, the crap you have to supply just to get a teeny-tiny fraction of what our government forgive a foriegn Countries debt is staggering.
Just goes to show that our Country stopped working for its citizens for over 20 years.
I have a lot of medical bills and I still receive financial aid.
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