If you completed the proper procedure, It should be sent to you soon. Be aware that benefit will be paid by your School and not by the U.S Department of Education so, Have you checked on your school's payment schedule?
Yeah, I checked that out already, that's why i'm here asking about.
Well, that's pretty much what you can do for now. If you found out that information, then you must even know the period your aid will cover.
O.k, O.k, you got me there. Yeah, i even looked about that period thing. Anyway, To be sure, all what i needed to do was to send the application, right? what else comes next?
You're right. That's all what you were required to do. And if you are asking about your aid, then you probably took some of the next steps to that submission.
Yeah, yeah, I went and did some thing, some paperwork. Look, what can I do if i don't have those resources for when i star my classes, huh?
In that case, you should find out how to pay for your course materials, so you can start your classes and then help yourself with the aid.
And just like that, huh? Oh, well. I hope won't need to do that. Sorry, but a Master Promissory Note was one of those steps you mentioned earlier, wasn't?
That's correct. A MPN is a requisite for getting the aid.
And of course accepting the aid from school, too?
another question for you regarding the Best Financial Aid to Accept. I've heard that some schools offer interest free tuition payment plans. Is this true?
Yes, it is. This type of loan can be very beneficial, because it allows the borrower to reduce the amount they will need to take out in loans. You should ask your financial aid office if this plan is available to you.