I live in the UK but I was born in the US so I have dual citizenship. I am in the UK equivalent of 12th grade and I want to apply for university in the US but I don’t know much about getting financial aid, as I don’t live in the US. I don’t think I count as an international as I have US citizenship, so how would I go about getting financial aid, as I am not a US resident and I won’t have a highschool diploma.
None of the high school seniors in the U.S. who are applying for college and financial aid now and over the next four months have a high school diploma (yet). The instructions and deadlines for applying for financial aid are available on the website of any U.S. college that you would apply to. Start there.
As a U.S. citizen, you are eligible to complete the FAFSA.
In addition, some colleges will require the Profile, or their own financial aid form.
As @BelknapPoint notes…the requirements for applying for financial aid are clearly posted on each college website…so look there.
And also look at the DEADLINES…and don’t miss them by even a second.
Ok thanks both of you, I’ll start looking at applying