Many colleges offer merit scholarships specifically for first-generation students.
To check out a list of these awards—some of which cover full tuition—visit the Center of Student Opportunity.
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- Ask the Expert: Trimming the Cost of College
Shave thousands of dollars off the cost of your college education by following these steps. - An Intro to Getting College Credit in High School
Get a head start on college, look good, and save money. - Ask the Expert: Applying for Financial Aid
Have you applied to college? Read this before you tackle the FAFSA and PROFILE. - Getting In: Your Junior-Year Plan
The college admissions process begins in the winter and spring of your junior year. Here's how you can get off to a great start. - Four Study Habits that Scientists Recommend
Whether you're prepping for the ACT, the SAT, or your chemistry final, these tips will help you to get the most out of your study time.
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