Why don't we have Title IV Federal Funding in the USA yet for Graduate School and will it happen eventually?
440876
We do!  Federal Stafford Loans, Federal Perkins Loans, Federal PLUS Loans, and Federal Work Study are all Title IV aid for which graduate students are eligible.  If you're referring to Title IV grant aid -- don't hold your breath.  Education grants is hard enough to come by for undergraduate students, many of whom are denied access to college education as a result. Pell grant limits have remained at $4050 for YEARS -- barely 1/10th of what many schools today cost.  Education is not a priority in the current administration and the reauthorization of the Higher Education Act is pretty much a done deal, so don't expect any changes any time soon.
104810
There are many grant programs etc.available.  Check with your local and state government.  Also, a really good motivating read is "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" It is really straightforward.
1134226
Many US schools have scholarships that all students are eligible for, whether or not they're US citizens, but foreign students aren't eligible for US Government-backed financial aid.  A few schools provide limited financial aid to International students - mine was one of them - but there's a lot of competition for it.
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The short answer is "no".  Grant money is usually paid by the government and is only given to first time bachelor students.  You might be able to find one or two financial aid options at Fastweb.com, but most of those will be for first time bachelors or grad students.  There are a couple that you might be able to find, but grant money is few and far between once you have your Bachelors degree.
367023
Funding for international students at the undergraduate level is notoriously difficult if not impossible to get. You do have more opportunities at the graduate level through assistantships/fellowships offered by the institution or program you enroll in. Even then, it wouldnt be completely free but the cost involved would be minimal.
706783
I'm sorry.  I do not know because I grew up there, so that never came up.  But, if you call the University you plan to attend, they can help you.  There are also many many scholarships available if you don't qualify for a grant.  And, if grades are a problem, there are even some where that is not a major consideration.
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It urges or requires?\n\nThe supreme court was just addressing graduate schools,  but I'm sure with a unamimous decision theyll come down on it if it is required for high school.\n\nIt is time for San Francisco to just simply succeed from America cause thats what they are doing it seems.
1162923
In the US fill out your FAFSA form to find out, you will more than likely be able to get a loan, but it won't be great.\n\n\nwww.fafsa.gov
379407
That . . . I don't know . . . but you are going to need funding . . . and a scholastic institute like a university.\n\nPlus you are going to need equipment and various other studies . . . check with Dartmouth University . . . I can't remember who is in charge there or whether it is still operation but they had a Center there.
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There are waivers or grants that can help with or completely pay some admission fees. Check out options with the financial aid office at each school and it's time to submit the FAFSA! If you are a non-traditional student or low income you should have help available. Good Luck to you and Congratulations in taking the first step to higher learning!
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You will have to wait till when the deadline is over because how much you get depends on how many people apply and how much the state has.  And it is state, not government.  Because, out of state people get nothing from them.  So, its state.  And whatever the government kicks in for everybody, thats what they kick in.  No complaints because it was free money from the start anyways.  Um, usually you are covered because college students levels dont flunctuate in a year so funding is always about the same as what you got last year.  But, its different in the second year because youre not a clean slate anymore.  Some get good grades and some done.  I paid something every single year I was in college.  Not much thouhg.  Like 2 grand a year for everything.  During my 4th year, I became out of state.  So, instead of 10,500, it was 18,000 for the full package.  As it turns out, the state wanted me to stay because I was becoming a top student, being mentored by a rhodes scholar nominee and all.  So, I paid nothing.  And I got 91 dollars back.
1024266
u need to add more details...\n\nof course theres a possibility u'll have money for school. everythings possible. tell us which part of the world u live in and we can help look for fed aid or other options ~_~
255010
depends on the state you live in. i don't know too much myself, but am learning as i go... i just registered for spring quarter today, and i know my financial aid for the 06-07 school year is going to cover everything only because i live at home, am raising a four month old lil boy, and quit both jobs so i could focus totally on school. my 05-06 financial aid has yet to be filed....had to order transcripts from the irs. check out my profile and email me and i will keep in touch with you, seeing how i am going to be doing a lot of research. like i said though, try looking up grants offered through the state you live in as starters.
104532
I don't know but if there is federal money available, you'll be able to find it at www.grants.gov.
1155220
You raise some VERY valid points. My daughters kdg went on NO field trips this year because of lack of funding. But prisons and the juvy system still got their funding. It is so frusterating. How cool it would be for our schools to offer even some of the amenities you mentioned..but we would have to put our children first.\nCan I get a dig into about the money being spend to finance this invasion of Iraq also..what that could have done for the public schools of the USA!
82814
It depends on the school and the type of aid.  Federal aid is available only to US citizens and permanent residents.  You can still apply for numerous private scholarships if they don't have rules regarding nationality.
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It may be the reason, it may not be.  If they are a full school, they are in the position of picking and choosing who they want to admit.  If it is a private school with no federal or state support, I believe they can hold her out.  Would it hurt to ask them, calmly why she hasn't been approved.