Cheryl Winokur-Munk

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1,406 appearances 26 recordings 2 series first heard Apr 2019 last heard Jun 2025

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WSJ Your Money Briefing · After Filling Out College Aid Forms, What's Next? · 4 Feb 2021 podcast
The thing to remember when you ask for professional judgment is that you're going to need to present some proof. voice-verified
So you can't just say, well, my parent lost a job. voice-verified
Okay, you need to present, say, unemployment information, for example, or that you filed for unemployment, some kind of tangible proof. voice-verified
Financial aid counselors need to use 12 months of income to voice-verified
But there's nothing that says which 12 months they have to use. voice-verified
So there is some flexibility in this process, but you have to know to ask. voice-verified
Financial aid officers tend to hate the word appeal, but in reality, that's really what it is. voice-verified
Yes, there are definitely tons of scholarships that are available. voice-verified
One place you may want to start is with your local high school or if you're involved in a religious organization or a civic group or something, because some of those tend to be less applied to. voice-verified
So a local scholarship may be good. voice-verified
fewer applicants versus a national scholarship. voice-verified
But there are many scholarship sites that you can search. voice-verified
And some of them may have the same, but some of them may be different. voice-verified
So maybe you sign up with one or two or maybe three of these national scholarship sites. voice-verified
And the one thing you may want to do is create, because you may be getting a lot of email from them, you may want to set up a separate email for that. voice-verified
Just be sure to check it. voice-verified
The other thing is, is sometimes schools have requirements for before a certain aid can be dispersed. voice-verified
So if you have a grant or a scholarship, you might have to write a thank you note to the provider before you can actually get that money. voice-verified
So just check with the school when you accept the aid to see what, if any other requirements are there. voice-verified
Well, I think it's just a matter of showing students that money doesn't grow on trees and teaching them the idea of being appreciative for the things we're given. voice-verified
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