I am eligible for the maximum amount of financial aid possible, but I received zero financial aid.

@LucasF08

What other AFFORDABLE acceptances do you have right now?

We don’t know if you have been “cheated” as @coolguy40 states. Actually…I’m not sure you are being cheated at all.

First you need to answer some questions. Honestly…no one here can help you get $60,000 plus a year in aid from BU but with these answers, we can help perhaps to help you with college.

  1. Are you a U.S. citizen?
  2. Did you complete your financial aid application forms on time? When did you submit them?
  3. Were you selected for verification...and is that process completed.
  4. If you are a U.S. citizen, was that your FAFSA EFC that was $0...because if so, and it was accurate...you would have gotten $6000 in Pell Grant money and a $5500 Direct Loan.
  5. Are your parents self employed?
  6. Do your parents own property in addition to your primary residence?
  7. Are your parents divorced? If so, did your non-custodial parent complete the NCP Profile?
  8. What “maximum financial aid” did you expect from Boston University? The school does not guarantee to meet full need...so if you expected $60,000 or more...not likely you would have gotten that.
  9. Where else have you been accepted...and are any of those schools affordable?
  10. What are your SAT or ACT scores, and your GPA?