<p>“The point is that the numbers generated by the FAFSA are precisely the source of the gap. Relying on the unreliable is the problem, not the solution.”</p>
<p>Leonard, Leonard, Leonard: The numbers may be distroted, but every one is measured against the same yard stick as you are. If you come up with a better formula and can reduce your EFC by half, and then if you apply the same formula to all others their EFC will also go down. In that case the schools will change their stated philosophy that we mee 100% of demonstrated need to we meet 50% of your demonstrated need.</p>
<p>The FAFSA/Profile computer did not single you out and used different method.</p>
<p>With your logic, every one can claim that the non-sheltered monies are earmarked for retirement.</p>