Hello, I can certainly answer your question for you. You will need to list at least one school to help FAFSA calculate the types and amounts of financial aid you might receive.
Well, I know I want to stay in the my home state of Florida for school. Would that help?
To be eligible for state grant aid in the state of Florida, you must list at least one in-state college on your application in order to be considered.
So I have to know what school I am going to before I fill out the FAFSA?
No, you have to list at least 1 but up to 10 colleges that you are interested in so they can help figure out what aid you might qualify for.
Ok, I can do that then I guess. Do I have to put my favorites at the top of the list?
For federal student aid, the order of the schools on your list does not matter. In some states, there is a specified order, but in Florida, the order does not matter.
I see. Well, that makes kind of sense.So is it the same if my parents  is a noncitizen in the U.S. right? So how can I report my parent's information on my FAFSA form?
Kind of. Is that were your situation, you still should report your parent's information, but selecting the "Foreign Country" Option from the "state of Residence" section in your FAFSA form.
Umm, O.k, O.k. I see there is many options then. Look, I guess that required information touches that from taxes, I'm right?