Pell Grant Case Study

Pell Grant and/or other federal/state aid (excluding merit awards) must be used for the purchase of tuition and fees, books, supplies, computers, software, assistive technology, room, board, and related training materials in order to demonstrate maximum effort in utilization of comparable benefits prior to using Division funds. The Division cannot designate that financial aid funds be used for in-home maintenance and use Division funds for the above educational expenses. If a person in a postsecondary institution receives sufficient financial aid to cover the above listed educational expenses, the Division would not authorize training services until the client’s entire financial aid is accounted for toward payments for educationally related needs/costs. The …show more content…
Very difficult to sustained work without resting. I try to do anything in shifts. I have extremely sensitive allergies to chemicals, dust and other fumes and cannot be in that type of environment.
I am very resilient and can acquire new skills, as well as being a self-motivated and do not need constantly supervised. It is difficult for me to understand visual and verbal work cues. I am looking forward to taking an interpersonal course at school. I can communicate more effectively in print then verbally. It is hard for me to believe when my daughter will tell me she has no idea what I am trying to say. I also have been informed it is not what I said it is how I said it. I try to explain I just stated it. Which leads me to believe a communication class or two would be beneficial. I have issues with some behavioral skills, due to the fact I am straight forward or will not comment at all, afraid they will not like what I say. Problematic for me is adjusting to new circumstances, routines, or new expectations without aid. I get so anxious due to the situation that I cannot sleep at