By ShinedownCM - 23/09/2018 05:00
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If you haven't, talk to the college's registrar's office. If that doesn't work, contact the dean of students office (or someone similar). My dad accidentally marked that I was a felon on my first FAFSA. (I am definitely not a felon, nor was I at 18). I temporarily lost my spot at the University and full ride scholarship. It took jumping through a boatload of hoops but perseverance paid off. I got reinstated and scholarship back. It can be overwhelming. And it can feel like you're getting nowhere. But this is your life. Be your own advocate. And when it seems like you've exhausted all options, keep trying. Good luck to you!
I got another warning for calling FML out for their shit. if they just made the app run in a somewhat decent way I wouldn't have to complain and if they actually responded to complaints I wouldn't have to go public. The amount of ads on this app are complete BS. the fact that clicking "click here to deactivate" takes you to their site is even bigger BS. fuck the DEVs and fuck the people who are working for free running this all.
Hi again, Joey. We've addressed this in several warning emails... I even sent you a personal message in case you weren't receiving them, and I did not appreciate the verbal abuse I got in response. For the final time, "click here to deactivate" appears on certain ads and takes you to a website run by the ad company so you can "deactivate" (opt out of) their ads and data collection. Instead of clicking that next time, just wait 3-5 seconds and an X will appear at the top to close the ad itself. Please send future complaints to our support inbox.
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If you haven't, talk to the college's registrar's office. If that doesn't work, contact the dean of students office (or someone similar). My dad accidentally marked that I was a felon on my first FAFSA. (I am definitely not a felon, nor was I at 18). I temporarily lost my spot at the University and full ride scholarship. It took jumping through a boatload of hoops but perseverance paid off. I got reinstated and scholarship back. It can be overwhelming. And it can feel like you're getting nowhere. But this is your life. Be your own advocate. And when it seems like you've exhausted all options, keep trying. Good luck to you!
dual credit means they're still in high school