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]]> http://www.financial-aid-directory.com/financial-aid/dealing-with-financial-aid-in-graduate-school/comment-page-1#comment-1685 lil_bit Sat, 29 Aug 2009 08:15:09 +0000 http://www.financial-aid-directory.com/financial-aid/dealing-with-financial-aid-in-graduate-school#comment-1685 <b>Does financial aid change once you pass the fourth year mark in undergraduate school?</b><br>I am currently double majoring in biology and chemistry and because I made the decision after spending a whole year in college it seems that the only way I can graduate in four years is if I take more than 18 credits each semester. This is my third year in college and I have only taken three classes required for my biology major but am 4 classes from completing my chemistry major. I don't want to take too many credits because I have been there and done that, and the result was always disappointing. I feel that I gain more from my classes when I am only taking the minimum that is required to be considered full time (12 credits or 3 to 4 courses). I am going to check with my school financial aid office, but I have found out from dealing with these people for almost three years that they can be somewhat misleading. So I need honest answers from you guys, those of you who have been through it or knows someone in a similar situation. All serious and honest answers are greatly appreciated. Does financial aid change once you pass the fourth year mark in undergraduate school?
I am currently double majoring in biology and chemistry and because I made the decision after spending a whole year in college it seems that the only way I can graduate in four years is if I take more than 18 credits each semester. This is my third year in college and I have only taken three classes required for my biology major but am 4 classes from completing my chemistry major. I don’t want to take too many credits because I have been there and done that, and the result was always disappointing. I feel that I gain more from my classes when I am only taking the minimum that is required to be considered full time (12 credits or 3 to 4 courses). I am going to check with my school financial aid office, but I have found out from dealing with these people for almost three years that they can be somewhat misleading. So I need honest answers from you guys, those of you who have been through it or knows someone in a similar situation. All serious and honest answers are greatly appreciated.

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