conversation: User (Howdy08): "I'm not sure where to post this but this seemed like a good place. So I'm a junior in high school I've got a 3.0 gpa and just got my act score back and it's a 31 composite score 33 in math and science 26 in English 33 in reading. My parents are divorced. My mom is currently unemployed and my dad makes about 100,000 a year plus he's started flipping houses recently so that number is gonna get higher probably. Is there any hope of getting a full ride most of them require 3.5 gpa and I can't bring my gpa up that high in a year. Is there any way to go to college with aid for myself? I have high functioning autism if that would help me get some aid."
  Self: "The answer is probably but you should probably start deciding which schools look good. National scholarships tend to have high gpa limits but a school might offer its own grants which could help. What state are you in? I can take a look and see if there are programs that are need based. "
  User (Howdy08): "I live in Alabama personally and attend JCIB which is one of the better schools in the country it was like 8th best in the most recent ranking nationally or something like that so I've been told colleges are willing to work with you about your lower gpa. Thanks!"
  Self: "https://www.scholarships.com/financial-aid/college-scholarships/scholarships-by-state/alabama-scholarships/alabama-student-grant-program/ check out some of these. "
  User (Howdy08): "Thanks"
  