This is the video that I need for starting my undergraduate journey and I have continuously searched for this video overall on the internet. I requested some of the people to make this but no one make a video on this. A HUGE THANKS from my side for this video. And through your guidance, I think I can get admitted to an Ivy League University😊❤👍
This app was very helpful. And there is not so much time till I finish IAL so these videos are a lifesaver. Would love to see the Common App video because these are the only sources helping me.
My favorite breakfast is anything that has rice in it! Thank you for making this guide and it’d would be really a great help if you will make the guide for Common App for both first year and transfer students!
👍👍 Nice thumbnail and the video was awesome like all your previous videos but i have a query obout the session of applying to colleges is same with 12th or next to 12th board exam. 🙏 Please solve my query and a video on AP exams was really helpful for us, so think about it.
If you are applying this month that means you are applying for Fall 2023, you should have just entered 12th standard.. If you apply after finishing 12th or just finishing 12th or just gave 12th board exams - you will be considered to be in a gap year! and yes AP exams are something that universities look at, could be an interesting topic for a video!
Thank you so much for your help! I truly appreciate it. I'm currently studying at a college in Malaysia and will be applying to schools in the U.S. soon. This channel has been incredibly supportive and helpful throughout my journey😍🥰😍
Hi Saloni! You are making great content and it is really helpful. I just have a small question about the CSS profile. What do you fill in for the currency of your parents' income if your parents earn in different currencies?
Hey saloni, I am an Indian.First of all thank you for the series. I'm loving it. I made an account of css profile. But I am little bit confused. If my parents are married do they also have to make an account or just it's for non-custodial parents?
Hey Saloni Your efforts for helping people all over the globe is amazing. I just have a question that what to fill in the tax portion of CSS profile if our parent's income is non taxable income due to low level of income and thus they doesn't have to file income tax returns ?
This video cleared my all doubt related to financial aid The way of delivering information is very good of yours Thank you for giving us this information ☺️
ıt was a great help and also the best video in it's kind. you walked us through step by step during this stressful process of filling the css profile. favorite btkfs is hard boiled eggs and hashbrowns!!!!thanks from Turkey
Hi saloni. Recently got to gain info regarding admissions abroad and your videos were super helpful. Just wanted to know if CSS profile is needed for students planning for pursue masters and what are the ways people can also get financial aid for masters students?
Nope, masters are not eligible for need-based aid via CSS, they will have to fund their studies through RAs and TAs, in most cases if you choose the thesis route for masters, you will be paid a monthly stipend to cover atleast the living expenses. Again, some masters programs might have merit based scholarships!
Hello Saloni, I am a domestic student with international transcripts but I still watch your videos because they are so insightful and helpful, thank you for all the work you put into the videos. My question would be if I could apply to the CSS profile or not? Also, my favorite breakfast is anything sweet, my top choice is cereal and then french toast
Yes you’ll need to apply for css- but in addition to that if you are a US citizen, you will need to fill out the fafsa application too! Good luck! And check out the scholarship consult for any one on one help
Hi Saloni. Great channel with amazing content. I have a question. Can I fill up the CSS profile for a graduate course showing only my income and none of my parents?
Great video! I have one particular question. I live in Argentina, and we are currently on a huge economical crisis (they're becoming quite common, actually) and there are a lot of restrictions for currence exchange, and there are many different exchange rates, for example the National Bank dollar is 200 pesos, but if you do exchange at a bank, you have to pay a 100% tax so it's 400 pesos (but you can only buy 200 dollars each month). The free dollar (which is technically illegal, but mostly used to consider the exchange rate) is around 375 pesos. To sum up, there are around 40 very different exchange rates with more than a 100% difference between one another. This doesn't happen in a normal country, do you think they will take that into consideration? Which rate do you think they'll use? Because if they use the official rate, it's really not useful, because if my parents need to send me money, they will have to pay around the double. Also, we have a really high inflation (around 100%), so my family's incomes were around 5000 dollars 5 years ago, but now they are around 500 dollars, even though (hopefully) our lifestlye hasn't changed that much. My point is that you cannot predict how much they will earn in dollars, because with inflation, different salaries rages and all the dollar situation. And, therefore, you cannot estimate how much they will be able to help me with college. Do they take these situations in mind? Can I clarify this somewhere? Thank you for reading... like your video it was also quite long 😁
from what i gathered, i just want to remind you that the information you fill in the CSS won't be in dollars, it will be in your own currency, after which each university will probably have their own formula that financial aid officers use so it's very hard for us to estimate :)
Thanks very much for clearing this topic. I was worried about this because there are no one around me who have experienced it. I have find everything on my own😥
Hello. Thank you a lot for the video! I was searching for the guidance in the field of reporting parents’ official income statements. The thing is that my dad’s income is totally unofficial. Basically, he gets most of the salary by cash, it works like some sort of tips. And the documentation from his company says that the official income of his is literally 100$ per month, which is, of course, ridiculous. Indeed, it works this way, so his company wouldn’t pay taxes for the real salaries of employees. Neither my dad nor I even know the precise numbers of the actual income. As a first-year student, I’m totally confused. What do I do in this case? Should I mention it in the additional information section or something?
Hi! Thank you for this video. I was wondering, out of 13 unis, only 6 are shown in the CSS (but 2 of them don't accept it for Intl Students). So how will the university find out about my income status if I am not able to send them my CSS profile?
Hello, I filled that I am not in contact with my father in the application but its still asking for Parent 2's T-1 Tax return amount. It doesn't let me type, N/A either. Should I just say "0" then? Or should I include my older sister as Parent 2 and put in her tax return? (She won't help me with tuition though)
Thank you sis for this video that is what I need I have a question.What can I do if I am the one who spends on the house? My father suffers from a chronic disease and my mother is old and I am actually responsible for the expenses of the house. How do I apply in this case? My favourite breakfast is a sandwich
This is the video that I need for starting my undergraduate journey and I have continuously searched for this video overall on the internet. I requested some of the people to make this but no one make a video on this. A HUGE THANKS from my side for this video. And through your guidance, I think I can get admitted to an Ivy League University😊❤👍
Hey brother Can you share your stats and ecs?
Good luck !!!
@@mithun2107 u applied?
@@mantashasiddiqui4008 no I'm a high school junior now I'll be applying next year
iam also starting for undergrad bro have u joined ?
you cannot imagine in what ways your videos are helping me!!
Same here
This app was very helpful. And there is not so much time till I finish IAL so these videos are a lifesaver. Would love to see the Common App video because these are the only sources helping me.
Saloni, can’t thank you enough for posting all these videos. Keep continuing.
This was a great video! thanks for getting straight to the point❤
My favorite breakfast is anything that has rice in it! Thank you for making this guide and it’d would be really a great help if you will make the guide for Common App for both first year and transfer students!
Hey Saloni!
Really appreciate your efforts!! Thankyou sooo much for all the help!!! ( South Indian)
Hey saloni, I appreciate you are doing a great job. God bless you.
Thank you, this is what I was waiting for 🙌🔥🙏 God bless you
Thanks for your useful advice and guide!
My favourite breakfast food is sandwich.
Welldone! u are doing such a great job.may Allah fullfill all your wishes and gives u more success.
👍👍 Nice thumbnail and the video was awesome like all your previous videos but i have a query obout the session of applying to colleges is same with 12th or next to 12th board exam. 🙏 Please solve my query and a video on AP exams was really helpful for us, so think about it.
If you are applying this month that means you are applying for Fall 2023, you should have just entered 12th standard.. If you apply after finishing 12th or just finishing 12th or just gave 12th board exams - you will be considered to be in a gap year! and yes AP exams are something that universities look at, could be an interesting topic for a video!
@@CrazyMedusa thanks for reply, but can i apply for fall 2024 if i give 12th board in fall 2023 or 🙏🙏 please explain time period of gap year.
@@CrazyMedusa my country don't take AP and IB exams. We take WAEC. It's that going to be a problem?
Thank you so much for your help! I truly appreciate it. I'm currently studying at a college in Malaysia and will be applying to schools in the U.S. soon. This channel has been incredibly supportive and helpful throughout my journey😍🥰😍
Hi Saloni! You are making great content and it is really helpful. I just have a small question about the CSS profile. What do you fill in for the currency of your parents' income if your parents earn in different currencies?
That's a good question- I'm not sure about this one. I would recommend emailing 2-3 colleges with this question, they'll be able to help you out.
@@CrazyMedusa Thank you ma'am, I will do the necessary. Keep on making such great content for us😄
THE VIDEO IS VERY INFORMATIVE STEP TO STEP VIDEOS ARE BEST FOR US
Hey saloni, I am an Indian.First of all thank you for the series. I'm loving it.
I made an account of css profile. But I am little bit confused. If my parents are married do they also have to make an account or just it's for non-custodial parents?
this is realllllly helpful !!! thanks for your efforts for doing this video!
Hey Saloni
Your efforts for helping people all over the globe is amazing.
I just have a question that what to fill in the tax portion of CSS profile if our parent's income is non taxable income due to low level of income and thus they doesn't have to file income tax returns ?
Then you can select the option where it says, your father has not filed for taxes and continue to fill rest of the form without any issues!
@@CrazyMedusa okay I got it. Thankyou so much for helping.
@@CrazyMedusa Is CSS profile available for studying masters?
thank you so much! I am applying through commonapp entirely by myself and these videos are such gems :)
This video cleared my all doubt related to financial aid
The way of delivering information is very good of yours
Thank you for giving us this information ☺️
ıt was a great help and also the best video in it's kind. you walked us through step by step during this stressful process of filling the css profile. favorite btkfs is hard boiled eggs and hashbrowns!!!!thanks from Turkey
Hi saloni. Recently got to gain info regarding admissions abroad and your videos were super helpful. Just wanted to know if CSS profile is needed for students planning for pursue masters and what are the ways people can also get financial aid for masters students?
Nope, masters are not eligible for need-based aid via CSS, they will have to fund their studies through RAs and TAs, in most cases if you choose the thesis route for masters, you will be paid a monthly stipend to cover atleast the living expenses. Again, some masters programs might have merit based scholarships!
Thank you for such kind of helpful videos, that guide us in this long way!
I am looking forward to next video about filing in common apps..
Hello Saloni, I am a domestic student with international transcripts but I still watch your videos because they are so insightful and helpful, thank you for all the work you put into the videos. My question would be if I could apply to the CSS profile or not?
Also, my favorite breakfast is anything sweet, my top choice is cereal and then french toast
Yes you’ll need to apply for css- but in addition to that if you are a US citizen, you will need to fill out the fafsa application too! Good luck! And check out the scholarship consult for any one on one help
@@CrazyMedusa Thank you so much for writing back, I'll check out the CSS and have a great day, you make the journey a lot easier, thank you again
If you are a US citizen , you are qualified for financial aid or scholarship. Make sure you get your HS diploma
Great Video !!! and yeah I eat Tortilas with Tea for my breakfast 🍵... Please make a video on step by step common app
Hi Saloni. Great channel with amazing content. I have a question. Can I fill up the CSS profile for a graduate course showing only my income and none of my parents?
same
Loads of love from Bangladesh here, loving the videos!
Great video!
I have one particular question. I live in Argentina, and we are currently on a huge economical crisis (they're becoming quite common, actually) and there are a lot of restrictions for currence exchange, and there are many different exchange rates, for example the National Bank dollar is 200 pesos, but if you do exchange at a bank, you have to pay a 100% tax so it's 400 pesos (but you can only buy 200 dollars each month). The free dollar (which is technically illegal, but mostly used to consider the exchange rate) is around 375 pesos. To sum up, there are around 40 very different exchange rates with more than a 100% difference between one another. This doesn't happen in a normal country, do you think they will take that into consideration? Which rate do you think they'll use? Because if they use the official rate, it's really not useful, because if my parents need to send me money, they will have to pay around the double. Also, we have a really high inflation (around 100%), so my family's incomes were around 5000 dollars 5 years ago, but now they are around 500 dollars, even though (hopefully) our lifestlye hasn't changed that much. My point is that you cannot predict how much they will earn in dollars, because with inflation, different salaries rages and all the dollar situation. And, therefore, you cannot estimate how much they will be able to help me with college. Do they take these situations in mind? Can I clarify this somewhere?
Thank you for reading... like your video it was also quite long 😁
from what i gathered, i just want to remind you that the information you fill in the CSS won't be in dollars, it will be in your own currency, after which each university will probably have their own formula that financial aid officers use so it's very hard for us to estimate :)
Omg thank you so very much for this video. I really needed this, I was so confused
Brilliant as always 💘
Thanks very much for clearing this topic. I was worried about this because there are no one around me who have experienced it. I have find everything on my own😥
Very useful video, thank you! My favorite breakfast is eggs & a slice of sourdough toast :)
Thank you very much, Medusa for this
Your videos have been helpful to me
Best video about this topic!
Thank you a lot for uploading this video. It is really helpful.
thank you very much for everything!! you have helped me so much
Thank you so much! It is such a useful video)
This video is really helpful, it could be the difference for thousands of students between applying for USA or not!
Really good work.Thanks a lot as it was really helpful.
thanks for your excellent share with straight way
Your videos are helping so
Much but u don't know how your videos help me thank you so much for your information thank you sister
Thank you so much, maam, You are so wonderful. This series helps me a lot.
you provide a very valuable service!......thanks!
Thank you sooo much! These videos help a lot! (Coffee + Sandwich = fav breakfast 😄)
i've made the same pancakes everyday(eggs, oat flour, mashed bananas) for the past year and i love it. Definitely my favourite breakfast by far
Thank you very much, Medusa
i appreciate your help❄️♥️
this video was so helpful😊 thamk youuu soo muchhh
Thanks so much! This video is really helpful.
Btw, my favorite breakfast is brown bread & coffee
Aloo paratha is best 👌....loved the video ....thoroughly explained..thnankyou so much
Aloo paratha is OG!
thank you so much!
i am applying this year this was very helpful ❤
and my fav breakfast is poha
😃
My favourite breakfast is Upma 🥰
Your video helps me a lot... Thank you soo much 🙇🙏
Warm upma with a glass of mango shake use to be my childhood everyday breakfast too!
@@CrazyMedusa keep helping me in my journey to my dream college by all important notifications.
Lots of thanks to you. 🥰
--Ayush
Hello am Victor form Nigeria I have been watching your Videos, and you have been doing great job, Am for Nigeria remember please
😊my fav breakfast is sometimes fruits, and sometimes kachori with aalloo ke sabzi, with tea🎉
great video. Dosa is my favorite :P
Important information, thank you
Hi Saloni, I would really really recommend you to post a video on IDOC form and the ISFAA form.. you have been a true guide, thanks a lot :)
Hello. Thank you a lot for the video!
I was searching for the guidance in the field of reporting parents’ official income statements. The thing is that my dad’s income is totally unofficial. Basically, he gets most of the salary by cash, it works like some sort of tips. And the documentation from his company says that the official income of his is literally 100$ per month, which is, of course, ridiculous. Indeed, it works this way, so his company wouldn’t pay taxes for the real salaries of employees. Neither my dad nor I even know the precise numbers of the actual income.
As a first-year student, I’m totally confused. What do I do in this case? Should I mention it in the additional information section or something?
Thanks a lot Medusa😘
thank u for this video. Love u
thank u so much medusa baby
Thank u so much💙SUPER HELPFUL video
Also i'd like to ask if I applied for the FA, will it affect my admission result?
yes it can, especially for need aware colleges
Thank you. Literally needed this. (Cereals)
Great video .....Thumbnail op 😂😂
Super helpful
Love u🤗
Thanks for the information💓🙏
Yes please, make a video on common app as well!!
Best channel I ever seen it before, Love from Pakistan ❤️
Thank you so much! 💜
Hi!
Thank you for this video.
I was wondering, out of 13 unis, only 6 are shown in the CSS (but 2 of them don't accept it for Intl Students). So how will the university find out about my income status if I am not able to send them my CSS profile?
This kind of means that these colleges don't offer need based aid to int. students
Could you tell me what are the six universities that are shown in the CSS app?
Thank you Saloni.
Yes common app too, thank you for new and transfer student.
From 9:17 what if both parents don't have a job but own a business they run how do you fill that please?
Awesome . The best breakfast i like is Idli and waada
Very helpful!
Good info.Thanks
Thank you for good info
PB and J sandwich hands down 😂😍This video was so helpful thanx sis
Thank you so much!!!!
I love to eat paratha with juice as breakfast and also we are wating for common app walktrough.
Hello, I filled that I am not in contact with my father in the application but its still asking for Parent 2's T-1 Tax return amount. It doesn't let me type, N/A either. Should I just say "0" then? Or should I include my older sister as Parent 2 and put in her tax return? (She won't help me with tuition though)
@crazyMedusa
Thank you take respect from Bangladesh
thanks this helps a lot
cereal:))
thanks for this video. Could you also make a video advising on the IFAFSA form for international students
My favourite breakfast is cereal - frosted flakes especially.
also, my application never asked for this and I've already been admitted. Or is this just not for grad school?
Can you please do a vedio about SAT and ACT
Love you...thanks❤
I wanted to say thank you for your effort and if I should do this after or before applying to the universities
Thank you very much❤ My favorite breakfast is a toast 🥪
thank you for such a great info. what if student change school after 10th class? do we need to mention two different school in the form?
i'm from ethiopia and i always love your indian accent
Thank you sis for this video that is what I need
I have a question.What can I do if I am the one who spends on the house?
My father suffers from a chronic disease and my mother is old and I am actually responsible for the expenses of the house. How do I apply in this case?
My favourite breakfast is a sandwich
Soooooo.....How can i fill this css profile for free 💀
but didi...my father is working in a saari shop and he doesn't do taxes, what should i do ?
he does not have any income tax report .
There's option to skip the tax reports by selecting taxes not filed in css, you do have to provide a proof of income!
@@CrazyMedusa thankiu di😇
Ur videos are really helpful.can u please do a video on MPH
Thank you :)
Thank you very much mam.
I fucking love you, thank you!!!
Thanks,
the house, house value, annual food and bills section information also from 2 years ago?