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Check out the http://www.finaid.com web-site. They have an area for financial aid calculators. You plug in the numbers for either federal methodology (fafsa) or institutional (some schools use an additional form). I've found that it gives a very good idea of where you'll stand, and gives you a chance to see if there are some financial moves you could make before the end of the year to make things look better.
Each school treats that information differently. If you have more questions, please feel free to pm me.

BTW, I noticed that you are from Vista! My son played at RBVHS.

9/24/054:53 PM

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