<p>I just checked and ut said </p>
<p>Applications Received
Application Date Received
FAFSA
02/12/14</p>
<p>Cost of Education
Estimated Cost of Attendance Expected Family Contribution Financial Aid Need
$42924. $4249. $38675</p>
<p>Your Satisfactory Academic Progress status is Eligible. See SAP Policy
Is this good I am so scared might be a buckeye.</p>
<p>No, this does not mean you will be a buckeye. it is telling you the following:</p>
<p>the cost of attendance is $42,924</p>
<p>Your EFC (what your family is suppose to pay) is $4249</p>
<p>You need $38,675 in financial aid in order to attend this school</p>
<p>It does not mean that you are going to get $38,675 in financial aid (especially from a public OOS university).</p>
<p>Oh ok thanks got too excited</p>
<p>My efc is now officially calculated at just $10</p>
<p>Glimmer of hope now</p>
<p>NO,</p>
<p>With a $10 EFC, the only thing that you are guaranteed is a Pell grant in the amount of $5645 and a loan in the amount of $5500. Ohio state is not a school that meets 100% demonstrated need, Unless you can throw long, you have a great rushing game or or you are a force to be reckoned with on the basket ball court (in other words a very highly recruited athlete with a full athletic scholarship), Ohio state is not going to provide you with enough aid, especially as an OOS student, to make it affordable for you to attend.</p>
<p>Thanks so much you have been so very helpful to me</p>