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Will fasa cover the exspenses to live in a frat house if you have a parent that resides in the same state you go to college?
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∙ 10y ago
I don't know what "FASA" is. I assume you're talking about some form of federal student aid.
In general, student aid does not "cover" the expenses to live in a frat house. Federal aid may (or may not) provide some amount of living expenses, but any costs above that must be paid by the student.
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