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It may be intrusive, but you want to be eligible for financial aid from this school you'll have to answer their questions. If you don't, then don't.

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Because they've decided that that information is relevant to deciding whether or not they want to give you money.

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It has to do with whether they decide to give you free money.

What's hard about this? They can put whatever restrictions they like on their own financial aid. You're not entitled to cash bro.

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clarified_butter wrote:First of all, I'm not your bro.

Okay, chief.

clarified_butter wrote:I just said what does your credit card debt have to do with financial aid. What is so hard about that question?

Nothing. That's why I answered it for you:

sundance95 wrote:It has to do with whether they decide to give you free money.

What's hard about this? They can put whatever restrictions they like on their own financial aid. You're not entitled to cash bro.

You're welcome.

clarified_butter wrote:

sundance95 wrote:You're not entitled to cash bro.

First of all, I'm not your bro. And second, I never said that I was entitled to cash. I just said what does your credit card debt have to do with financial aid. What is so hard about that question?

"what does my credit history have to do with getting a loan?" fo real?

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sundance95 wrote:

clarified_butter wrote:First of all, I'm not your bro.

Okay, chief.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

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You're going to waste their time with a purely academic question, bro?

clarified_butter wrote:I will just call them Monday and just ask them directly.

Give 'em a piece of your mind. /sarcasm.

clarified_butter wrote:I will just call them Monday and just ask them directly.

That's a really bad idea. If you're not comfortable sharing your credit history with them, that's perfectly valid. Just to expect any aid from them. Calling to dispute this will not go in your favor.

Sounds like you have a lot of credit card debt bro.

Mal Reynolds wrote:Sounds like you have a lot of credit card debt bro.