Complete. Fortunately, her school does not process financial aid awards for returning students until May, so the delay won't hurt her.
Full disclosure: following my cancer diagnosis, some family friends who are alumni of the school she attends started a scholarship at the school, with my daughter as the first recipient. It covers all expenses not covered by financial aid. So we would have been okay in a pinch. Still, I certainly didn't want to take unfair advantage of their generosity.
cancer! Good to hear it will not negatively impact your daughter.
To seek punishment as one. But when he actually had to run something, that directly and negatively impacted more than any financial institution he oversaw, he did more damage than any financial institution he punished. There are lots of families right now still wondering if they can afford to send a kid to college. Forget Disparate Impact, which he loved to focus on - this is direct impact on many underserved constituencies.