Hi there, thanks for reaching out with this question. This is one that our partners at Scoir can best answer. Please submit a Help Ticket here, which will collect the information they need to assist you: www.scoir.com/support

We know this is frustrating and you are not alone! We encourage you to keep trying and notify financial aid offices at the schools in which you or your student is applying and try to get in touch with federal student aid. They may be able to offer you troubleshooting tips and these issues will hopefully be fixed shortly.

Hi there, if you're still having issues, we recommend connecting with Scoir for help. You can do that here: www.scoir.com/contact-us

same here. @CoalitionforCollege dont you know how to fix it?

I don't get the fee waiver option

Hi there! The Coalition Application is available within the Scoir platform. Here is the link to our website where you can follow the button in the top right hand corner to create your Scoir account! www.coalitionforcollegeaccess.org/

@@CoalitionforCollege my questions when i go this website and create coalition account i face some problem, number one problem "create a scoir account " scoir or coalition same?

@mhraju5740 Yes, you're in the right place! You can apply to Coalition schools using a Scoir account.

@@CoalitionforCollege 1)your youtube channel have any full length video where A to Z College application procces as a international students? 2)As a international students coalitionapp with scoir application free?

To your first question, not a video, but here's a guide: www.scoir.com/students/first-year-applications-non-linked-or-international To the second question, some of our schools extend fee waivers to international students. When you fill out the fee waiver section, you'll be able to see a personalized list of which schools that will make a fee waiver available to you based on your information. You'll then bypass payment when you submit Part 2. If you don't qualify through our process, you can always reach out to a school directly for a waiver, which you would then be able to share on Part 2.

Being first generation is actually a benefit in the college admissions process where you're often more likely to get accepted into a university if your parents don't have any higher institute degree. The reason for this is the same reason behind Affirmative Action, it's meant to break people out of generational poverty and help grow wealth for them.

They had more support overall in their life. If I had to choose someone who had to raise themselves and had stupid abusive parents and had a 3.5 versus a wealthy student with PHD parents who could support them through so many issues and git a 3.9 or 4.0 I would choose the former as they can handle shit. The latter may be able to but we do not know.

Gracias por las preguntas. Aquí están los enlaces para más información: cssprofile.collegeboard.org/en-espanol cssprofile.collegeboard.org/international-applicants

CSS Profile: cssprofile.collegeboard.org FAFSA: studentaid.gov

Muchísimas gracias por la rápida respuesta. Y enhorabuena por el vídeo, excelente información. Vivimos en España y mi hija quiere aplicar a dos universidades en EEUU.. Para extranjeros los trámites para solicitar las ayudas son los mismos? De nuevo GRACIAS!

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it varies from school to school--> lmaoooooooo its literally how they avoided every question

@Mauricio Daniel cap

lol

No one cares.