The best advice is for you to start early research into what scholarships are available
Does a scholarship affect my student aid and if it does, to what extent?
If you are awarded a scholarship, you need to inform your school of this. They will then subtract the amount of the scholarship from the financial aid that you have been offered. Any amount of funding that is left over can be covered by other financial aid, which you will still be eligible for
What if I learned that my school violated their own policies or federal regulations in administering the federal aid program?
You would have to contact your school first.
I believe my school calculated my eligibility for federal student grants, loans, aid incorrectly, what should I do?
Do you think your school paid out your aid incorrectly or not at all or the wrong amount?
No they did something else.
Does your school not have a financial aid administrator yet, doesn't have policies for administering federal student aid, or is not following the policies?
No, they have an administrator and have policies.
Has your school made false statements about the educational programs, financial charges, or employability of graduates?
No, that is not the case.