Greetings, future Nova classmates and any current pharmacy students. I filed my Fafsa application for financial aid/loan purposes last week and I'm wondering what's next in the process. When will I hear back from the school about the loan process and funds that I am eligible to receive? I already paid the $1,000 and have not heard a word concerning additional information about how I can make student loans or anything. What should I do at this point? Between now and July, I need to make arrangements for on-campus living and moving down to Florida, but I can't do any of this if I have no funds or any type of financial plan available. Thanks for your support.
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My god, no posts yet after about three days? What is so unusual about this post? 😱
1st u need to fill out a fafsa application online. whatever u qualify for will be paid to nova and nova will deduct the fees/tuition and give u the difference by the 2nd week. so if u need money for housing i suggest you start working, borrowing money from parents, or get a separate loan just so you can start paying your 1st months rent/furniture, etc.
Thanks for responding. However, are you saying that I will not be provided with my loan money for housing before I move down there? That's kind of ridiculous and puts stress on me as well as other people moving around that area. What kind of money am I going to work for and save for housing when the cost of the cheapest dorm is $3,060? I will not be able to save that at all when I have other obligations and make $7.50-8.00 per hour as a pharmacy clerk working 30 hours a week. So, just more and more loans to borrow in the mean time. 👎 Now, if you're referring to renting an apartment or something, I can then understand that I cannot wait and will have to somehow pay the first month of rent before the funds for my dorm are disbursed. Otherwise, I'll see what happens.
I use either Chase Direct Loans or Astrive Direct Loans. Basically, after reviewing my application for the loan, whether I need a cosigner or not, and a process that usually takes 1-2 weeks, the money is in my ING Savings Account.
I usually do this 2-3 months prior to the start of the semester. I keep it in the ING account and unleash compound interest on it. When I need the money for a semester, I transfer the amount needed to the regular bank, get a bank check and take that straight to bursar.
I usually do this 2-3 months prior to the start of the semester. I keep it in the ING account and unleash compound interest on it. When I need the money for a semester, I transfer the amount needed to the regular bank, get a bank check and take that straight to bursar.
I meant I am waiting to actually do the tax. Not the papers. Well I was. I already got it now. sorry about that. so anyway when is it due for nova? i just found out from someone today that its april 12th.
