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They will ask for a homeless youth determination letter. If you are a high school student, you can get this letter from someone in your high school. Ask your college counselor or a teacher to introduce you to the schools homeless liaison. Every school or school district is required to have one.
To be considered an unaccompanied homeless youth on the FAFSA form, you must be a youth who is (1) unaccompanied and homeless or (2) unaccompanied, self-supporting, and at risk of being homeless.
FEDERAL DEFINITION The McKinney-Vento Act defines unaccompanied youth as a homeless child or youth not in the physical custody of a parent or guardian [42 USC 11434a(6)].
Students who have experienced homelessness and are not living with a parent are considered independent which can lead to more financial aid. Note that while weve made every effort to be accurate and complete in this guide, financial aid programs change.
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