Have you contacted the AAMC to explain your situation? They could point you in the right direction with what you need to provide. It seems that the fee waiver is a lot more stringent of requirements than FAFSA. Unless you are legally emancipated (though it seems you are an adult so not relevant anyway) I don't think you are going to get around this requirement. You may need to find a cosigner or work before applying so you can afford travel fees etc.I graduated undergrad, April 2019. However, I have not applied to medical school because I am unable to afford it. My parents have been separated for a very long time and my father has not given me a single dollar growing up and until now. Also, I have not been in contact with him ever since. I am currently trying to apply to the free assistance program, but I can’t submit without his information— which I think I’ll never obtain. Is there any to submit the application without any of his information?
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