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Forensic psychology is the practice of psychology applied to the law. Forensic psychology is the application of scientific knowledge and methods to help answer legal questions arising in criminal, civil, contractual, or other judicial proceedings.[1][2][3] Forensic psychology includes research on various psychology-law topics, such as jury selection, reducing systemic racism in criminal law, eyewitness testimony, evaluating competency to stand trial, or assessing military veterans for service-connected disability compensation.[4] The American Psychological Association'sSpecialty Guidelines for Forensic Psychologists reference several psychology subdisciplines, such as social, clinical, experimental, counseling, and neuropsychology.[5] potential motivations, and likely next steps.

“ Is room and board and meal plan included in financial aid from college? Or is it just tuition?”

“Two hours and 15 minutes on the phone with them, we had to delete everything and restart all need to be told not to use Apple and try again later. I’m just done. I don’t even care anymore at this point.”

“ I can never get it to import my taxes, it says put name and address as it appears on taxes. I’ve done all the way possible, I always have to self input, then worry about if I did the boxes, right.”

“ is it common not to qualify for any grants at all? I always thought Paul was automatic. Things have changed since I went to college.”

“Everyone here is crying about what they didn't get from FAFSA and how are you going to afford college. Why not have your child go to a college you can afford. I made $61,000 last year and did apply for FAFSA but if we don't get aid my child is still going to a school we can afford with or without the aid. It is $10,000 for the year. Why have your child apply for a $40,000 school if you can't afford it? I don't understand why people do that.”

“ 138 billion in loan forgiveness, might be the reason that’s for has a glitch in the system.”

“I’m not really a person who complains because at the end of the day, I have to deal with the situation as it is but I would be remiss if I didn’t say that there is something severely wrong with this process. It’s almost like my family is being punished. We live in an area with failing public schools, so we sacrificed to send our kids to Catholic schools. We now get to the college stage and get very little help with financial aid. We have a dean’s list kid in college who cannot get external scholarships mainly because of income. We actually received a call from an organization for a scholarship and they told us that our daughter was a perfect candidate but unfortunately they had to give the scholarship to another applicant. In other words, we have to give it to a kid whose parent or parents make less. I feel like I should be apologizing for my kid being raised in a two parent household which values education! We are quite literally working right now to pay for college and high school.”

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In 2018, we launched Juno, an initiative that uses group buying power to reduce student loan rates. The basic premise is that we gather interest from students seeking loans, pitch that portfolio to banks, and get them to compete for our business. Paying for school can be stressful, and we’re sincerely here to help. Here’s a list of 10 commonly asked questions about both Federal and Private loans for undergraduate students and parents:

1. How much am I allowed to borrow? With either a Parent Plus or private student loan, you may borrow up to the Cost of Attendance (CoA), minus any aid received, which is published on each school’s financial aid website. The CoA includes tuition and fees, plus an allowance for housing, food, and some personal expenses.

2. Do I borrow for multiple years of school at once? Or one year at a time? One year at a time. If you like, you can have multiple loans per academic year but that can be more expensive and annoying to deal with.

3. Where does the money go? Both Federal and Private loans are sent directly to the school. If you borrow an amount greater than tuition and fees, the remainder is typically transferred to your personal bank account.

4. Can I pay off the loan early? Yes. There is no prepayment penalty on Federal or Private loans. In fact, nearly all reputable private lenders have no application fee, no origination fee, and no prepayment penalty.

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5. When does interest start accruing? You accrue interest only once the money is disbursed (sent to the school). This typically happens on the tuition due date, a few days before class starts.

If you apply for a full year loan (meaning a loan meant to cover the full 2023-24 academic year), your loan will be divided among the number of terms. You won’t accrue interest on the Spring portion until it is sent to the school.

6. What’s the Full Cost of a Parent Plus loan from the government? For all new Parent Plus loans, the interest rate is 8.05% fixed + a 4.228% origination fee. When comparing private loan quotes vs. Parent Plus, make sure you’re including the origination fee in your analysis, as it will increase the APR (true cost) of the loan.

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Legally blind, full-time students at the post-secondary level (in both academic and vocational programs) may be able to receive funds from the more than twenty scholarships offered by the American Council of the Blind (ACB). The news articles, public forums, and radio material that ACB produces are also a great resource for finding out about new scholarships and awards that may be available.

Most of the ACB scholarships range from between $1000 to $3000 in amount. To be eligible, applicants must be legally blind in both eyes and have achieved a GPA of 3.3 or higher, along with demonstrating involvement in their community or school. The deadline for these scholarships is March 1, and applications can be completed online.

In addition, the ACB provides one scholarship specifically to part-time students who are also employed full-time: the John Hebner Memorial Scholarship. This award comes with the same requirements as the aforementioned, and is awarded once per year.

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Artistic Scholarship

The Against The Grain Artistic Scholarship provides financial assistance and promotion of Asian American college students pursuing a major in the performing, visual arts, journalism and/or mass communications.

Awards: $1,000 to be applied toward school tuition and fees

**Please note that funds will be disbursed directly to the educational institution in the student’s name.

Out of state students may receive more merit aid than in state students.

Merit aid helps lower college costs.

Students may need to maintain a certain GPA.

Start the scholarship search process early.

The National Merit Scholarship Programs offers millions in aid.

Ivy League universities do not offer merit aid.

There are some full tuition scholarships for National Merit Scholarships.

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