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saywhat123 12-17-2012 01:31 PM

Massachusetts
 
Any Dreamers in the state of Massachusetts who's fit enough to provide/guide me information with applications, scholarships, and loans. I'm having a difficult time since I'm new to this and would be getting my associates degree in Spring. I need to have some transfer applications done as soon as possible.

if by any chance there is some of you, please private message me
I'd really appreciate.

Pianoswithoutfaith 12-17-2012 05:05 PM

Re: Massachusetts
 
Well, if you are a DACAer have your SSN/EAD you do NOT qualify for any kind of Federal scholarships or to some extent, state scholarships. Private Loans probably. Bank Loans with a USC as a co signer.

What do you need help exactly on?

saywhat123 12-17-2012 05:16 PM

Re: Massachusetts
 
Im pv messaaging you

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pianoswithoutfaith (Post 395182)
Well, if you are a DACAer have your SSN/EAD you do NOT qualify for any kind of Federal scholarships or to some extent, state scholarships. Private Loans probably. Bank Loans with a USC as a co signer.

What do you need help exactly on?


Girl09 12-18-2012 01:03 AM

Re: Massachusetts
 
Im in Massachusetts and I just finished my Associates and will be transferring in January. during the 2 years at community college I applied for every scholarship available and actually got some of them (I have a 3.97 gpa and it covered about half my tuition). So I'd suggest you apply for whatever you can and see what happens. Also, Massachusetts now offers in-state tuition to us which is huge. Good luck!

saywhat123 12-18-2012 02:02 PM

Re: Massachusetts
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Girl09 (Post 395511)
Im in Massachusetts and I just finished my Associates and will be transferring in January. during the 2 years at community college I applied for every scholarship available and actually got some of them (I have a 3.97 gpa and it covered about half my tuition). So I'd suggest you apply for whatever you can and see what happens. Also, Massachusetts now offers in-state tuition to us which is huge. Good luck!



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