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This story, told from the perspective of a college student, chronicles their harrowing first experience with the financial aid office. The narrator, overwhelmed by paperwork and bureaucratic processes, vividly describes the atmosphere of anxiety and desperation. The encounter is characterized by a comedic yet relatable struggle to navigate the complexities of financial aid applications, highlighting the stark contrast between idealistic hopes for financial freedom and the realities of bureaucratic hurdles. With a mix of humor and relatable frustration, the narrative offers a glimpse into the universal challenges faced by students seeking financial assistance for their education. Comparable works include The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian by Sherman Alexie

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