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04/05/2012

Roundup of Financial Aid Advice

With students and families across the U.S. now comparing aid offers, the blogosphere is teeming with aid-related advice. Here are some highlights:

Important financial aid vocabulary (Student Loan Network).
How to make sense of aid offers (College Planning Blog).
Five assumptions to avoid when analyzing offers (U.S. News).

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I would also suggest this resource "89 Financial Aid for College Tips": http://studentloansforcollege.org/financialaidforcollegetips.html

I found it extremely helpful. Good luck.

Cole

Posted by: Coley | 04/10/2012 at 01:59 PM

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