You would have to look at your dad’s income this year, which will count for next year’s FAFSA. Let me run the numbers to see what the EFC would be. You can also try the Collegeboard EFC calculator (federal methodology).
But why did your dad borrow this money, home equity from the numbers also seems to be way in the red.
Was your dad borrowing all this money for your brother’s school?
@Madison85, I also don’t understand why the AGI is so high, yet tax (even with AOTC) was very low, $119?
I agree that your brother should be on his own for grad school, since he got gelp for undergrad.
But you have to prepare for the eventuality that you won’t be able to get much financial help from home.
So you are going to want choices.
I am not that familiar with EA ED, but I was under the understanding that early deadlines to be considered for merit don’t affect that, but can you call someone at QB and confirm?
Howard is a very good HCBU and school for science as well. It was the only full tuition opportunity school I could think of with a 30 ACT. They have a med school as well, and some kind of scholar program.
For now add all SUNYs you are interested in to FAFSA, also OSU and Howard. I believe SYNYs only look at FAFSA.