<prompt> Human: I hope this is ok to put here. Im in a weird situation. 23, returning to finish my undergrad in the fall. Once my FAFSA info was sent to the Uni, they flagged my student account and I have to finish some form for them because I have a history of unusual enrollment.I think I know why I got flagged - I withdrew from my original uni in the winter of 2012 and was to start a new one spring of 2013. I basically went through all the hoops, started classes there, and had to withdraw a week in for financial reasons as well as health reasons, which all sprung up at once. I wound up going back to the original uni.At the time, there was a small issue with my Pell grant. Since I returned to the original uni, I was applying my aid there for that year. But the uni I had to drop after a week had taken 100 from my Pell grant, and apparently you cant apply Pell grant money to two schools in one year. It got resolved by paying the 100 to the uni directly and they supposedly credited the grant.So at the instruction of the email I received about this unusual enrollment issue, I checked FSA.gov to see what schools I had previously had aid applied to, and sure enough, the 100 grant money shows up at the school I withdrew from after a week. Why would this still show up if it had supposedly been credited back? Im really worried now that this will look like I stayed in classes long enough to take advantage of the grant money and now Ill be ineligible for further grants. Which if I am, could mean I might not be able to go back in the fall to finish my degree.Not sure if its relevant, but I have since finished two full semesters at the original uni and two at a community college, without dropping anything. Its obviously not a matter of me trying to dip out on classes as soon as I get my grant money which makes no sense to me anyway, since dropping classes no credit and no degree but that 100 applied to the uni I withdrew from after a week really peeves me.Should I be worried? Just fill in the form and hope for the best? Any additional advicesomething Im missing?Thanks in advance!  <response>: I dont think this is really a personal finance question. Youre going to need to spend time straightening this out with your school. Id start at the financial aid office. Expect possibly to talk to the registrars office and the cashiers office. This will probably take 12 to 1 day worth of screwing around on campus, if my experience with school bureaucrats administrators holds true. 