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Contact the CGO office and they will review your whole application. That is what they are there for.

You are fine. If you sent in that request that means your declination was changed to accept. You do not need to send questionnaire back.

Being from Oklahoma he is of course instate there, but also any public Texas school. University of Houston, TAMU, UT, Rutgers as well. Next year, maybe Minnesota. University of South Carolina is good about giving scholarships that reduce tuition to that of instate or close to it, but would...

When applying to schools make sure you research what the average SAT/ACT acceptance rate is. If you are not in the top 10% of your class, have below a 1400 combine math/verbal, and your GPA is not above above a 3.5 unweighted, don't waste your time applying to an IVY league school like MIT...

What state are you in?

Yeah, a speeding ticket will not affect your scholarship. If it results in an actual charge where you are convicted.

Also look at University of Tampa. They also offer room and board.

Look at how nursing program accepts you in. If accepted freshman year great. If not, then it is harder for nurse options because of the nrotc requirement. Call and talk to units and see if they have reserved spots available in the nursing program at the specific school. Marquette has a great...

Check the website tomorrow afternoon or maybe Wednesday.

Where is he trying to go now?

Ok I am lost on all this. Someone needs to defer because thier parent has stage 4 cancer?

Still one more set of notifications to be made. You will get an email as soon as it is rolled to the website. So ensure you check your email too.

Also ensure you speak with your unit because funds for tuition payments are not normally released until October. Parents may get a bill. The unit can direct you on how it is handled with school as far as the first tuition payment. Normally it is deferred but it differs for each school.

Call 866-912-6488. You can take up to 10 years to pay it back that I am aware of. They review it case by case. You can request a lower payment. You can probably get that down to $750 a month. Still not great but better than $4000. If he can get within regs, maybe discuss enlistment option????

No, you are responsible for enrollment fees.