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That doesn't make any sense. Either you misunderstood them or they're not telling you the correct information.
sorry I didnt write it correctly - anyone who transfers with LESS than 90 credits will be considered undergrad. When I earn 12 more credits after first semester, I will be graduate student and be eligible for Federal Student Loan, although will not be qualified for fafsa and pell grant any longer.
Fafsa isn't a grand its just the application for financial aid. Where are you transferring to? You're still undergrad if you haven't graduated with your bachelors. Once you graduate or move onto professional school after 90 credits , you're considered graduate.
You are undergrad for the phrmacy school if you transferring with less than 90 credits thats what I was talkingn about
For PharmD program anything under 138.5 credits is consider undergrad for the purpose of Financial aid, this is what I was told.
