<prompt> Human: One of my students came to me today saying that he no longer would be able to attend college. After some prodding and questioning, I found out that his father lied on the familys tax returns and FAFSA by stating that he was single and unmarried to hide his wifes personal income. The school contacted my student to inform him of the discrepancy and it appears that he will be losing his scholarship unless an accountant can verify everything. He lives in an extremely low income area to begin with and this was the only way that he would be able to attend college. As a science teacher, I am not too familiar with this arena. What should my students next steps be? Is there any way for him to re-secure the scholarship?  <response>: rlegaladvice Lying on a FAFSA is a felony level problem, proceed carefully. 