Jeff Wheeler, Star Tribune
In February, Elizabeth McNamara, left, offered her assistance to Steve and Nancy Gehrenbeck-Miller as they began filling out the FAFSA form online during a workshop at South High School in Minneapolis.
Higher education advocates asked the governor for funding to help students complete the form, saying the state risks "a catastrophic decline in college enrollment."
After a few hours in line at the Minneapolis Convention Center, he bailed. But hundreds of others who stuck it out never got to audition for the reality TV show.
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