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04/20/2012

Financial Advice for Admitted Applicants

Have some questions about your financial aid offers?

The New York Times blog The Choice is now accepting questions for Mark Kantrowitz, publisher of FinAid.org.

Click here to submit a question for Mark. His answers will be posted on The Choice starting Monday.

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