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financial aid last year to each full-time undergrad. now that includes $6,000, a little bit more than that, given in grants that don t have to be repaid. those are the ones that we love. we love those. now, if the aid package you got doesn t work for your family budget, like it didn t for mine or suzanne s, there are a few ways that you can ask for more. first, if since last year there s been more financial hardship in your family since filling out the fafsa, that s the free application for federal student aid, you can appeal for more aid. for example if a parent was laid off, if there was a divorce or bankruptcy, or there have been unforeseen medical expenses, you can file an appeal. schools call this a professional judgment review, or a special circumstances review. now, so how do you do this? well, contact the school s financial aid administrator, whether the school is private or public, and provide documentation to prove that financial hardship exists. and request an adjustment to

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