How to report financial aid office of a college to the department of education?

I have been discriminated by the financial aid of my college. I plan to report them to the department of education or sue them by my lawyer or/and report them to one of the TV news. My question is if I want to report them to the department of education, how will I do that? What procedure do I need to follow? Can I sue them after I report them to the department of education? This is serious and I will not appreciate stupid/nonsense answer.|||Uh, how did they discriminate you? And more importantly, why so sue happy?





Is it possible you simply were not eligible for a certain aid package or scholarship? Are you sure you're simply not just imagining things? Are you someone who's quick to cry discrimination when you don't get your way?





Life isn't fair. Unless you can tell us HOW you were discriminated against, it'd be impossible to say whether or not you have a legit case.

Does financial advisor positions being offered has time flexibility on when I could start working?

What I mean is that, in any financial companies like AXA financial or Metlife, if they offer you the job as a financial advisor, is it possible to negotiate with them about my starting date? For example, if they offer me a job right now, will they accept if I could start on a specific date like weeks or a month from now for some important reasons I will tell them?|||each company is different that's why you negotiate with them to see if you can get what you want|||You get whatever you can negotiate. If they want you badly, you may get it. If they don't , then you risk them saying "Have a good day"

How will my financial aid be affected by my getting married?

I'm planning on getting married in June of next year, but I'm considering postponing because I'm afraid that it will negatively affect my financial aid. I'm currently a dependent of my mom (who makes very little money) and my fiance make more than her (though still not that much). I'm wondering if any one knows how the expected family income is determined. I'm seeing a counselor about it next month but I'm hoping some one will give me an idea of what to expect, before I get to stoked about my wedding :(|||Your financial situation will not change until the beginning of 2012, because your FAFSA takes your previous year's income into consideration. An easy way to figure out if you have an expected family contribution, is to take the combined annual income (You and your husband), subtract housing expenses, car payments, etc. and then subtract $4,500. If you still have a positive sum, then you will have to contribute to your college fund, and your aid might be reduced. if you end up with a negative sum, then your status will not change.|||yes put it off unless you don't mind lying about your annual household income and not writing that your married on school papers or whatever on applications


keep it secret from the school

How to write a monthly personal financial budget worksheet?

What are the factors need to consider to start financial planning?


What are percentage ratings of each factors for monthly personal financial budget?|||only factor to consider is make sure that incomes are greater than outgoes.





percentages are not too important, just make everything as low as you can if you are still in debt. pay off your debt and then raise up to a better standard of living and start saving money and getting rich.

Why was the financial crisis such an important cause to th French revolution?

A lot of people say that one of the main causes of the French Revolution was the financial crisis. (e.g. debts of the crown due to going to all the wars etc. )


But how did these debts affect the people?


Ive looked on the Internet but cant seem to find the stuff that I need


Thanks for any help.|||raising taxes, price of grains, etc

What is the financial system and what is its purpose in the economy?

What is the financial system and what is its purpose in the economy?





Thank you.|||It is a system made up of savers and borrowers. For example, bank holders and the bank themselves.





If you take out a bank CD, the bank will pay you interest for using your money. They may pay you 3%, but they will lend that money to someone else for 7%, keeping the 4%. That's how the bank makes their money.

Are there any financial aids for females looking to start a truck driving career?

I am a young female looking for a career change. I live in New Brunswick. I have been around trucks my whole life and think that I want to give it a try. My boyfriend is wiling to team drive with me so that I can get experience. But I am wondering if there are any financial aids that will help me do this? Will unemployment pay for this?|||I don't quite understand the question...


I don't think you can get aids from driving trucks