u/Fit-Bat244

I do know that obviously I will have to sit and wait until the ban gets lifted. I got wind of the news today and couldn't believe it. So much effort, even dual enrollment and early admission, applying for scholarships and preping down the drain. I am sure I am not elegible so there is really not room to fight for.

Tbh I am probably just posting this to bent and maybe empathize if anyone is in the same boat. And see if anyone has any miraculously good news of "well x group is suing and that won't likely last long."

IDK. I ma sorry if you are in the same boat. Stay strong.

I do know that obviously I will have to sit and wait until the ban gets lifted. I got wind of the news today and couldn't believe it. So much effort, even dual enrollment and early admission, applying for scholarships and preping down the drain. I am sure I am not elegible so there is really not room to fight for.

Tbh I am probably just posting this to bent and maybe empathize if anyone is in the same boat. And see if anyone has any miraculously good news of "well x group is suing and that won't likely last long."

IDK.

I tried filling the FASFA and I am not sure wheter I am elegible or non elegible. No one I have asked can tell me anything clear.

I couldn't proceed if I filled as non elegible non citizen so I went to see what the proof required to where if I clicked the "elegible non citizen" option. It asked me for my Alien number and upon looking it is on my work permit.

I came from Cuba and I am not a resident or parole. I am waiting for trial. I do have an employment authorization, driver's license, passport, etc, and of course an A number.

Now assuming I submitted it with my A number and it turned out I was wrong and I am not elegible, what's the worst that could happen? Will my FASFA application just get rejected or am I getting charged with something?

I know it sounds ridiculous, but I have no idea what the consequence for unintentionally lying on an federal application could be.

Any ideas.

I tried filling the FASFA and I am not sure wheter I am elegible or non elegible. No one I have asked can tell me anything clear.

I couldn't proceed if I filled as non elegible non citizen so I went to see what the proof required to where if I clicked the "elegible non citizen" option. It asked me for my Alien number and upon looking it is on my work permit.

I came from Cuba and I am not a resident or parole. I am waiting for trial. I do have an employment authorization, driver's license, passport, etc, and of course an A number.

Now assuming I submitted it with my A number and it turned out I was wrong and I am not elegible, what's the worst that could happen? Will my FASFA application just get rejected or am I getting charged with something?

I know it sounds ridiculous, but I have no idea what the consequence for unintentionally lying on an federal application could be.

Any ideas.

I tried filling the FASFA and I am not sure wheter I am elegible or non elegible. No one I have asked can tell me anything clear.

I couldn't proceed if I filled as non elegible non citizen so I went to see what the proof required to where if I clicked the "elegible non citizen" option. It asked me for my Alien number and upon looking it is on my work permit.

I came from Cuba and I am not a resident or parole. I am waiting for trial. I do have an employment authorization, driver's license, passport, etc, and of course an A number.

Now assuming I submitted it with my A number and it turned out I was wrong and I am not elegible, what's the worst that could happen? Will my FASFA application just get rejected or am I getting charged with something?

I know it sounds ridiculous, but I have no idea what the consequence for unintentionally lying on an federal application could be.

Any ideas.

I tried filling the FASFA and I am not sure wheter I am elegible or non elegible. No one I have asked can tell me anything clear.

I couldn't proceed if I filled as non elegible non citizen so I went to see what the proof required to where if I clicked the "elegible non citizen" option. It asked me for my Alien number and upon looking it is on my work permit.

I came from Cuba and I am not a resident or parole. I am waiting for trial. I do have an employment authorization, driver's license, passport, etc, and of course an A number.

Now assuming I submitted it with my A number and it turned out I was wrong and I am not elegible, what's the worst that could happen? Will my FASFA application just get rejected or am I getting charged with something?

I know it sounds ridiculous, but I have no idea what the consequence for unintentionally lying on an federal application could be.

Any ideas.

Some time ago, I received the "Pay Less Fees!" task, inquiring if I qualify as a Florida resident for tuition purposes. I am not sure what or how to answer.

Are there any resources I can contact for assistance filling it out? In the Financial Aid Office, for example. If so, do you know how I can make an appointment?

Does anyone have any experience or advice on filling it?

The task was due back in May. I am quite late in filling it. Will that cause me any major trouble?

I finished MAC2311 and it was hard in its own way. What would be best for me to take next?

I need to take CHM2210 and CHM2210L as a requirement for my AA. The only available teacher in Lake Worth campus for these classes was her, but her ratings on ratemyprofessor are astronomically bad.

The only 2 other options are in Boca Raton and Gardens. Which is inconvenient to say the least.

Has anyone taken a class with her? Is it as bad as people in rate my professor say?

I finished MAC2311 and it was hard in its own way. What would be best for me to take next?