<p>Hello. I'm a student who just turned 8th grade (btw, I homeschool). I'm planning on going to a boarding high school in Virginia. It's going to cost me 33,000 a year. AND it will be inhumane for me to ask my parents- my sister has to go to college soon. For financial aids, we need to fill out various papers and proove various things, and a few of them we don't even qualify for. I really, really want to go to this high school!</p>
<p>So my problem is this: how do I earn $33,000 in less than a year? I'm already using fastweb and such, but most of the contests are for at least high school students or graduate& undergraduate. AND I heard it's really hard. </p>
<p>Please reply! I need as many suggestions as possible!!!!</p>
<p>virtually all aid for K-12 students comes from the school and is need based. Sometimes some loans are available.
Why can't your parents continue to homeschool you/try public school/private day school?</p>
<p>I just replied to you in another thread. Your case is different from most, because you are in the United States on a nonimmigrant visa. For some applicants, there are other possibilities. </p>
<p>Anyone who is academically talented, low-income, and will be in eighth grade next year should check the requirements for the Jack</a> Kent Cooke Young Scholar Program. Anyone of any age under sixteen who is EXTREMELY bright should check the requirements for the Davidson</a> Young Scholar program. I don't think either program fits your situation, but one or the other may fit the situation of other families reading this thread. </p>
<p>Apply to your school of choice, and see what it says.</p>