<p>CPTOFTHEHOUSE–Great answer. Thank you. This is my first out of three to be able to (or want to) go to college and I believe it was overwhelming me. She was accepted to the Cal State program and the tuition for residents is much less than I imagined. I think I can do this with a little help! I didn’t like the other’s suggestion to get an annulment. We haven’t even been married a year! Funny suggestion…anyway on another note, I recently was getting an eyeglass adjustment and mentioned to the gal the FAFSA issue. She pulled me aside and said “Honey, I have a way to get full assistance and nobody will ever be able to prove differently that your child does not qualify”. I don’t want to say her method on this forum because some dishonest people could use it but I need to tell you, I was shocked. This is fraud in a big way. She said all her friends have gotten their children college money this way. WOW…and the truly deserving cannot get help. Kinda makes ya wonder what their kids are learning from this, eh?</p>