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Rating 0 A blanket answer for you question is yes; however, financial aid is a very complicated process, and one that takes a significant amount of time. With that said, let me also say that you should do a lot of research, or talk to a financial aid advisor. Here is a link to a list of excellent online financial aid articles that could be of some help.
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