user: I want to fill out the FAFSA form to find out what I can get for financial aid, but I haven't applied to any schools yet because I don't know where I want to go and what I can afford. Can I leave the school part on the form blank?[NEWLINE]agent: Hello, I can certainly answer your question for you. You will need to list at least one school to help FAFSA calculate the types and amounts of financial aid you might receive.[NEWLINE][BOUNDARY][NEWLINE]user: Well, I know I want to stay in the my home state of Florida for school. Would that help?[NEWLINE]agent: To be eligible for state grant aid in the state of Florida, you must list at least one in-state college on your application in order to be considered.[NEWLINE]user: So I have to know what school I am going to before I fill out the FAFSA?[NEWLINE]agent: No, you have to list at least 1 but up to 10 colleges that you are interested in so they can help figure out what aid you might qualify for.[NEWLINE]user: Ok, I can do that then I guess. Do I have to put my favorites at the top of the list?[NEWLINE]agent: For federal student aid, the order of the schools on your list does not matter. In some states, there is a specified order, but in Florida, the order does not matter.[NEWLINE][BOUNDARY][NEWLINE]user: I see. Well, that makes kind of sense.So is it the same if my parents  is a noncitizen in the U.S. right? So how can I report my parent's information on my FAFSA form?[NEWLINE]agent: Kind of. Is that were your situation, you still should report your parent's information, but selecting the "Foreign Country" Option from the "state of Residence" section in your FAFSA form.[NEWLINE]user: Umm, O.k, O.k. I see there is many options then. Look, I guess that required information touches that from taxes, I'm right?