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If you have questions about an email you have received, on documents that have been requested, or just questions about your financial aid, Financial Aid is here to help.

Please do not let notifications go unanswered because you do not understand what they mean, when in doubt, set up an appointment, email, or call us.

If you have had a legal name change for whatever reason, your name can be updated with С�� when you provide the financial aid department with a copy of your updated social security card.

For security purposes, please do not send your social security card to your financial aid advisor without discussing it with them first. We will add a needed document to your financial aid portal for secure upload.

If your address is incorrect in the financial aid portal, please contact your financial aid advisor as the information has been pulled in from your FAFSA.

If your address is incorrect in your student portal follow these steps through HerzingConnect:
1. Navigate to My Profile > My Information. The My Information page is displayed. By default, the Personal tab is selected.
2. Click Edit. The Personal tab is displayed in edit mode. Items marked with an asterisk are required.
3. Modify the editable details.
4. Click each of the following fields and perform steps 2 through 4 to update relevant information:
Addresses
SMS
Additional Information (in school defined fields)
5. Click Save. All edits in the My Information page are saved.

Schedule an appointment with your advisor:
Login to your Herzing Connect site
Click on "My Application" in the top row of options then click on "advising team".
Once in the Advising team section of Herzing Connect, there will be a link for your advisor's Calendly Calendar. Please choose the "quick connect" meeting type at a time that is good for you.

Email your advisor:
Login to your Herzing Connect site
Click on "My Application" in the top row of options then click on "advising team".
Once in the Advising team section of Herzing Connect, you can view your advisors email

You can also reach your Financial Aid Advisor by phone at 866-508-0748 option 2

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Your Financial Aid Advisor is automatically assigned to you when you enroll at Herzing. Periodically students may get re-assigned to another advisor.

If you have forgotten who your advisor is or think you have gotten a new advisor, Login to your Herzing Connect site
Click on "My Application" in the top row of options then click on "advising team".
Every assigned advisor you have will be listed there.

If you cannot reach your financial aid advisor on the phone and they have not responded to a voicemail left within 24-48 hours, we recommend setting up an appointment through your Herzing Connect site or sending them an email.

Login to your Herzing Connect site
Click on "My Application" in the top row of options then click on "advising team".
Once in the Advising team section of Herzing Connect, there will be a link for your advisor's Calendly Calendar as well as their email.
For appointments, choose the "quick connect" meeting type at a time that is good for you.

Once in the Advising team section of Herzing Connect, there will be a link for your advisor's Calendly Calendar. Please choose the "quick connect" meeting type at a time that is good for you.

I have questions about the FAFSA

The FAFSA is not required for students to attend Herzing. However, if you wish to explore federal funding options, the FAFSA is required. Some Herzing students fill it out to receive state or federal grant funding. Please be aware that filling out the FAFSA will not affect your credit and does not mean you are using federal funding.

As soon as you have decided to further your education, you should start the financial aid process by creating your FSAID and then begin filling out your FAFSA form.

The FAFSA becomes available on October 1 each year. We recommend that all students complete the FAFSA as soon as it is available.

There are new changes in place to make the FAFSA process easier. We have created the FAFSA Simplification FAQ to help you prepare for these changes. Visit the FAFSA Simplification FAQ for more information.

You can complete the FAFSA online at the FAFSA website. If you have never filed a FAFSA, click "Start Here."

You will want to begin by creating an FSA ID. An FSA ID is your username and password for filling out your FAFSA application and your electronic signature for signing and submitting the FAFSA.

For a walkthrough on how to complete the most recent FAFSA, please use this link

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If you answered 'No' to all of the questions on the FAFSA, you are still considered dependent even if you live on your own and support yourself. You still must answer the questions about your parents if you’re considered a dependent student.

If you have no contact with your parents and don’t know where they live, or you’ve left home due to an unsafe situation, fill out the FAFSA form and then immediately get in touch with the financial aid office

A dependent student cannot be considered independent based only on parents refusing to help with the FAFSA. If you are unable to add information on the FAFSA form, the application will be considered “rejected,” and you might not be able to receive any federal student aid. The FAFSA instructions will tell you what to do if you are in this situation and your Financial Aid Advisor can help

The FAFSA uses what is called Prior/Prior year tax information. That means the taxes used for the FAFSA aren't from last year but the year before that. For example, the 2023-2024 FAFSA uses the 2021 taxes, not the 2022 taxes.

Due to the IRS allowing for extensions, the previous year's tax information is sometimes unavailable. Using prior prior year will allow more students and families to complete the FAFSA using income information imported directly from the IRS because the taxes will have already been filed and processed.

The FAFSA form was designed to provide a picture of the family's financial strength as of the day you fill it out. Since parents and spouses contribute financially to the family, their income needs to be included.

For Example, if you were married in 2022 and the FAFSA requires 2020 taxes, you still are required to add your spouse's information from the 2020 tax year.

If you are expecting a child and you will provide at least 50% of the support for that child, you can answer 'Yes' to the question on the FAFSA stating, "Do you now have—or will you have—children who will receive more than half (50%) of their support from you". You can update your FAFSA to 'yes' after it is determining that you are pregnant.

If your marital status changes, you must speak to the financial aid office to determine whether you may update your current FAFSA form.

If you have not completed the FAFSA, your Married/Divorced status is based on the day you fill out the FAFSA.

Herzing's school code is 009621. Adding the school code will show Herzing's Madison, WI Campus –this is the correct campus no matter where you live.

The first campus approved to use Federal Aid was in Madison, Wisconsin. Because of this, any campus established after this will use the Madison campus as the parent campus.

You are eligible if you meet the following criteria:
• You are a U.S. citizen or eligible non-citizen.
• You have a valid social security number. (Exceptions include residents from the Republic of the Marshall Islands, Federated States of Micronesia, or the Republic of Palau).
• You have a high school diploma, GED, or have passed an exam approved by the U.S. Department of Education.
• You are enrolled or accepted for enrollment as a regular student working toward a degree or certificate in an eligible program at or through С��.
• You must not owe a refund on a federal grant or be in default on a federal student loan.
• You must demonstrate financial need (except for unsubsidized Stafford Loans)

The FAFSA Submission Summary page is provided at the end of the FAFSA application. It shows the information you and your contributor(s) provided on the FAFSA form, your Student Aid Index (SAI), and your Data Release Number (DRN). Review your FAFSA Submission Summary page carefully to make sure that all information is correct. Once your form has been processed, you can make any corrections by logging back into your studentaid.gov account.

Your Financial Aid Advisor may require you to provide your Data Release Number. This request will be made through the documents section of your Financial Aid Portal.

I am the parent and have questions

For parents that wish to assist in paying for their child's education, Parent PLUS loans are there to assist as an alternative to making cash payments.

Federal Parent PLUS loans are not awarded based on the student's financial need and are only awarded after the parent applies for them. Borrowers will need to complete a credit check to qualify for a PLUS loan. For more information regarding eligibility, interest rates, origination fees, repayment, loan limits, and other requirements for borrowing PLUS loans please visit the following:

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Parents are not required to apply for the PLUS loan, it is purely optional. Even though it is optional, completing the application can still benefit the student. If a parent applies and gets approved, they do not need to take the loan. However, if the parent applies and is denied, the student can get more Unsubsidized loan funding themselves.

If your parents live out of the country, you will still need to include them on the FAFSA.
On the FAFSA you will select " Foreign Country" from the dropdown menu that asks about the parents' state of legal residence.
In the tax information section, you’ll have the opportunity to indicate that they have filed their taxes. Then, when the FAFSA form asks whether your parents filed a Puerto Rican or foreign tax return, select “Yes." You will need to convert the amounts on the foreign tax return into U.S. dollars as directed by the FAFSA help.

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Your parents’ citizenship status doesn’t affect your eligibility for federal student aid. In fact, the FAFSA form doesn’t even ask about parent citizenship status. The information provided on the FAFSA does not go to any other agency, it is used ONLY for determining your eligibility for federal aid.

If your parent doesn’t have a Social Security number (SSN), you’ll need to enter all zeros without dashes (000000000) in the parent SSN section on your FAFSA form.

Also, a parent who doesn’t have an SSN can’t create an account username and password (FSA ID) or complete their part of the FAFSA form online. They can sign the FAFSA form only if you print a signature page. To do this, select “Print Signature Page” on the “My FAFSA” or “Signature Status” page, sign and have your parent sign, then mail it to the address listed on the page. Your FAFSA form will be processed once the signature page is received.

No, Parents do not have access to a student's account. If there are documents that need a parent's signature, the student will set up the signature request when they sign the document, then invite the parent to sign only the required document.

If you would like your parents to be able to call or email the school and access certain school or financial aid information, you will need to complete a Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) form that details the access the parent is allowed to receive.

For more information on FERPA use this link:

Your parent can call 1-866-508-0748 option 2 or email fa@herzing.edu to talk to financial aid.

However, if we do not have a FERPA on file, we are not allowed to give them any information on the student's account. We can only give them general information and answer questions that pertain to only their portion.

Paying with an Authorized User

Beginning with the Fall 2025 semester

Great! If your parents (or anyone else) are helping cover your tuition, you can give them access to make payments directly through your HUPay account.

Here’s how to set them up as an authorized payer:

Log into the HUPay payment center.
Click on the My Account tab in the left-hand menu.
Under the Payers section, click Send a Payer Invitation.
Enter your parent’s (or payer’s) name and email address.

Once that’s done, they’ll get an email with instructions to create their own login. From their account, they’ll be able to:

View your current balance
Add their own payment method
Make payments directly to your account

Don’t worry—your saved payment info stays private, and you won’t be able to see theirs either.

I have questions payments

A balance owed to Herzing will be presented to you as a payment plan.

If you are taking out loans, you will have a balance owed to your lender, and this balance will increase each semester that you take out a loan.

How to Make a Payment Through the HUPay Payment Portal

Beginning with the Fall 2025 semester

(Powered by Transact payment processor)

Making a payment is quick and easy! Just follow these steps:

Step 1: Start Your Payment

On the left-hand side of the page, click Make a Payment.

Step 2: Choose What to Pay For

Check the box next to the semester balance you want to pay.
Then, choose the amount you’d like to pay—whether it’s the full balance or a partial payment.

Step 3: Checkout

Click Checkout and follow the prompts.

Step 4: Pick a Payment Method

You’ll be asked to choose how you want to pay.

Paying with a Credit or Debit Card

Select New Credit or Debit Card, then click Continue.
Enter your card details and click Continue again.
A pop-up will appear asking you to confirm the service fee. Check the box to agree, then click Continue.
Review your info and click Pay to finish.
Heads-up:Service fees are charged on all credit/debit card transactions.

Paying with ACH/eCheck (Bank Account)

Select New Bank Account, then click Continue.
Enter your bank info, check the acknowledgment box, and click Continue.
Double-check your details and click Pay to complete the transaction.

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Your Payment Center account is directly linked to your MyHU login. To change your password:

Go to your MyHU homepage.
Click the “Login and Password Maintenance” button in the center of the screen.
Follow the prompts to update your password.

Beginning with the Fall 2025 semester

Set Up AutoPay

Go to the Payment Center and click Payment Plans in the left menu.
Under Current Plans, click the Set Up Auto Pay icon.
Check the box to agree to the terms, then click Continue.
Choose and add your payment method.
Check the box again to agree to the terms, then click Continue.
Review your info. If everything looks good, click Complete.

Edit AutoPay

Beginning with the Fall 2025 semester

In the Payment Center, click Payment Plans in the left menu.
Select Autopay.
In the sidebar, scroll down and click “View or edit details here!”
On the Auto-Pay screen, click Change next to Payment Method.
On the next screen, click Change again.
Enter your new card or bank info.
Check the box to agree to the terms, then click Continue.
Review your info and click Continue again.
A green checkmark will confirm your payment method was updated.

Cancel AutoPay

In the Payment Center, click Payment Plans in the left menu.
Select Autopay.
Scroll down and click “View or edit details here!”
On the Auto-Pay screen, click Cancel Auto Pay.
A pop-up will appear—click Cancel Auto Pay again to confirm.

Your Payment Center account is directly linked to your MyHU login. To change your password:

Go to your MyHU homepage.
Click the “Login and Password Maintenance” button in the center of the screen.
Follow the prompts to update your password.

Beginning with the Fall 2025 semester

It’s totally normal for your account balance to change during the semester. This can happen for a few reasons, like changes to your class schedule or updates to your financial aid (like loans or grants).

If your balance went down – Great news! You don’t need to do anything. Your payment plan in the HUPay portal will automatically adjust to reflect the lower amount. Your future payments will be smaller—easy!
If your balance went up – No worries! You can update your С�� Payment Plan (HUPP) to include the new amount. The extra balance will be spread evenly across your remaining payments for the semester. Just a heads-up: you’ll need to re-sign the updated terms and conditions and confirm the new auto-pay amount.

If you’re unsure why your balance changed or need help updating your plan, your financial aid advisor is always here to help!

If you’re receiving Payment Reminders, Past Due Notices, or Lockout Warnings in your Herzing email—even if you think they’re a mistake—don’t ignore them. These messages are important and time-sensitive.

Can’t pay the full amount right now? No problem—you can make partial payments or sign up for the С�� Payment Plan (HUPP). This plan splits your balance into smaller payments over the semester. You can even set up auto-pay to make things easier. Payment Plans are available to apply for 30 days before the start of the semester.

If you’re locked out of your account, it means your account is past due. But don’t panic—there’s help available.

What You Should Do Right Away:

Contact your Financial Aid Advisor as soon as possible. They can:

Review your account
Help adjust your payment plan
Discuss options to get your account unlocked
Explore other financial support solutions

Why It Matters:

If no action is taken, you may lose access to your classes and student portal. But the sooner you reach out, the more options you’ll have.

You’re not alone. Reach out—we’re here to help you stay on track

To find the amount you owe, you can consult the signed payment plan that is located in the document section of the Financial aid portal. You can also find the amount through the student accounts section, under student records on the main Herzing Resource page.

If you see a remaining balance on your Herzing account, don’t worry—there are a few steps you can take.

First, it’s important to know that students are responsible for making sure their tuition is fully paid by the end of each semester. This can be done through a mix of options like federal loans and grants, outside scholarships, or personal payments.

If you believe you shouldn’t owe anything for the semester, it’s a good idea to reach out to your financial aid advisor. They can review your account and help clear up any confusion.

Beginning with the Fall 2025 semester

To make a personal payment, just head over to the HUPay portal on your MyHU page. You can pay with a credit or debit card (note: there’s a fee), or directly from your bank account (no fee).

I have questions about a refund or stipend

A refund happens when financial aid (like federal loans or grants) is returned to the government, your school, or another funding source. This usually happens if:

You withdraw from the university.
When your tuition or fees go down, you may not need as much aid, so the extra money is sent back.

Good news: You don’t owe a refund that has been sent back to the government, and no interest or fees are charged on it.

A stipend is when extra funds are released directly to you—usually because your financial aid exceeds your tuition and fees.

Stipends are typically issued within 14 days of a credit appearing on your account.
You can check your account balance and stipend status anytime through your Student Account in MyHU.

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You can use your stipend to pay for any educational expenses, including:

Books and supplies
Transportation
Living costs
Even balances from previous semesters

Your stipend will be labeled as ��ٳپ��Ի�” on your Student Account Ledger.
If sent via direct deposit or BankMobile Vibe, it usually takes 3–5 business days to process.
If sent by paper check, allow up to 10 business days for delivery via USPS.

Let your financial aid advisor know if you wish to have your stipend deposited directly into your personal bank account. They will set up the system to notify BankMobile. Please verify your address and phone number with your financial aid advisor so the information can get sent to the proper location.

Once BankMobile is notified, they will send you an email and a letter with instructions on how to set up the direct deposit. If Herzing sends the funds to BankMobile before you set up your account, you will be notified via email and text that you need to set up your account.

If you have requested a paper check for your stipend and have not received it, please email the Student Accounts department at studentaccounts@herzing.edu.

They will check the bank to make sure the check has not been cashed and then request you to complete a Check Re-Issue form through your portal.

Maybe! Scholarships are applied to your tuition and fees first.
If your scholarship exceeds your balance, you may receive a stipend.

Note: Having a scholarship doesn’t guarantee a stipend.

This depends on your specific benefit program. Contact your Financial Aid Advisor for details about your disbursement timeline.

I have questions about my financial aid and my schedule/enrollment

Adding or removing classes from your schedule can change your tuition cost.

If you add a course to your schedule, your tuition for that semester will go up based on the individual cost per credit.

If you drop a course before you start attending it, the tuition cost will adjust down based on the individual cost per credit. If you drop a course after you start attending, the full cost of the course will remain on your account.

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When you fail a class, your student services advisor will reschedule that course for you. Once this schedule change is completed, your financial aid advisor will review the changes and make any necessary adjustments to your financial aid package. The student is responsible for paying for the failed class as well as the retake.

Rescheduling the course may result in a tuition change and lengthening your time before graduation.

Yes, anytime you have to retake a course you will be responsible for paying for the retake as well as the original course. Your financial aid package will be adjusted once your schedule has been updated.

If you need to leave school (withdraw) because life happens, we understand that. If this happens to you, we will perform what is called a Federal Return to Title IV Calculation. This calculation takes the number of days you have sat in courses and adjusts your tuition and aid according to the Federal and State rules we are required to follow.

Sometimes it may leave a balance on a student's account. If this happens, we will work with you on a financial plan.

If you need to take a break from the University, tuition and fee adjustments happen in a similar way to withdrawing from the school. One big difference is that you will come back on a date that is pre-determined with your Student Services Advisor.

If the break happens at the end of the semester, there is no proration of tuition and fees. However, if you need to take the break after the semester starts, we will take the number of days you have attended the classes and apply the tuition and fees based on the number of days, not the whole semester.

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When you withdraw from the school or a class, there is a possibility of there being a balance owed to the school. If this happens you will be sent a notification and a payment plan to cover the balance.

If you wish to return to Herzing after withdrawing, your financial aid advisor will work out the options for covering the balance with you.

Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) standards ensure that you are successfully completing your coursework and can continue to receive financial aid. All students receiving financial aid are required to meet SAP standards.

Federal regulations require the University to establish, publish, and apply standards to monitor your progress toward completing your degree program. If you fail to meet the SAP standards, you will be placed on financial aid warning or suspension.

For more information on Herzing's Satisfactory Academic Progress standards, click here:

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Yes, your SAP status does affect your FA. If you are on Academic Warning you are ineligible to receive Financial Aid without an appeal.

When you are placed in the Academic Warning status, your financial aid will be canceled for future semesters and will not be reinstated until you have successfully appealed to remain in the program.

Please keep an eye on your Herzing Email for the steps needed to appeal your SAP status.

To receive federal student loans when enrolled in an undergraduate degree you must have 6 or more credits scheduled in a semester.
When enrolled in a graduate/professional degree you must have 3 or more credits scheduled in a semester.

To request a review for transfer credits, students should submit their unofficial transcripts to their admissions team at the time of enrollment.

Identified transfer credits can only officially be conferred and be posted to a student's account once we receive the official transcripts.

I have questions about VA Benefits

If you believe you may be eligible for a VA Chapter Benefit or would like to find out, you will need to visit www.VA.gov and apply for Education Benefits.

If you believe you may be eligible for Federal Tuition Assistance or would like to find out, please contact your education officer.

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If you believe you may be eligible for a VA Chapter Benefit, would like to find out, or are curious about what benefits you have remaining, you can:
1) Visit www.VA.gov to apply for an updated COE
2) Call the VA Hotline 888-GIBILL-1

To receive military benefits, we need the following:
1- Certificate of Eligibility (COE)
2 -Transcripts from all previous institutions and military training

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You must apply for a COE (on www.va.gov)—the VA will mail it to you. Veterans may be able to access a summary of their Post 9/11 benefits online at the E-benefits website here

If the DD-214 is requested, we require the Member 4 or Service-2 showing character of service upon discharge.

The VA requires schools collect transcripts from all previous institutions and military training. Herzing will make every effort to obtain transcripts to comply with the requirement to evaluate and grant credit where appropriate.

If you are a new Student, your benefits will be certified once you are fully enrolled - this will happen no sooner than Week 2 of classes.

If you are an existing student, we will work to certify benefits leading up to the start of classes, but may sometimes take a little longer.

The VA reexamines school status every 8 weeks of a semester, and they consider 5 or more credits within an 8-week period to be full-time. Dependent on class schedule, a student may be considered full-time for part of a semester and less than full-time for the other if credits vary in each half of a semester.

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For chapter benefits that come to the school, the VA will pay 7-10 days after tuition and fees is reported to the VA. Housing allowance is sent to eligible students at the beginning of every month for the prior months enrollment.

For chapter benefits that go to the student directly, the VA pays benefits at the beginning of every month for the prior month's enrollment.

For Federal Tuition Assistance that comes to the school, the individual branch of service will pay tuition and fees after Herzing invoices, which is after the start of each term.

The Basic Allowance for Housing (BAH) provides money to cover service members' housing and related costs for those whose quarters are not provided by the government. BAH rate is based on paygrade, dependency status and the location of duty station. Rates change each year and can be viewed at If you wish to confirm your housing rates with the VA, please reach out to the VA Hotline at 888-GIBILL-1

The VA pays the school in lump sums. It can take up to 14 business days for our Student Accounts department to review and allocate appropriate funds to each student’s account. You can monitor your student account within your student portal at

I need help through the Herzing student websites

Changing your password can happen in two different locations.

The first option is to click "forgot password" on the login screen.

The second is to go to the account settings in the main Herzing Student Resource page, choose the "account details and activity" option, then click "change now" where you see "Password Expires On."

The FA Site is your Financial Aid Portal. It can be accessed through the student resource page,
On this site you will see your financial aid offers and financial aid package. You can submit documentation requested to get financial aid and you can find all sorts of useful terminology and links to help understand your financial aid.

Your student ID is located at the top right of any email that the Financial Aid Department sends to your Herzing email. You can also find it by clicking on your name in the upper right-hand side of the financial aid portal and clicking on "my profile"

To accept your loans, you will navigate to the Financial Aid area of the Financial Aid portal.

Make sure the academic year reflects the date range of the semester you are looking for.

You will need to accept all Subsidized loan funding before accepting any Unsubsidized loan funding.

Click on review and update under the Subsidized Loan. Then choose "accept full gross amount" or specify an amount and click save changes.

The Student Account area can be found through the main Herzing Student Resource page, and then by clicking on Student Records.
After clicking on "Student Records" you will be asked to log in again.
Once you log in, on the left-hand side you will see the words "Student Accounts". Click here and you will have access to the student account section

Your Financial Aid Site has the ability to toggle between past, current, and future academic years.

In the Financial Aid section of the Financial Aid Portal, the Academic Year area is the third block down. The Academic Year area will reflect the Program Name and a 2-semester indication. There is a little downward arrow/carrot/upside-down triangle at the far right. Clicking there will allow you to change the semester and also show the words Past, Current, and Future. Choosing the semester range will change the Academic Year on that screen.

There are three places you can consult to see if a loan has been disbursed to your student account at Herzing.

The first is by looking in the Financial Aid Portal. Under the financial aid section, click on "view details" under the fund source you wish, then click on the semester we are currently in. If the fund source says "paid" it means that it has come into the school. If it says "scheduled" it means that the fund source is still pending.

The second place is in the student records section by going to the student account area. Click on Account Information then Account details will show you your student account, or ledger, at Herzing. The funds will show here 24 hours after you see it paid in your financial aid portal.

Finally, each time a federal loan pays out to your student account you will receive a disbursement notification through your Herzing Email. This will tell you the funds have come into the school.

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Why am I dependent when I support myself?

My parent refuses to provide information for the FAFSA, What do I do?