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Don’t Let These Myths Stop You From Getting Free Money for College

Don’t Let These Myths Stop You From Getting Free Money for College

If you are planning on attending college, then you need to acquire all the financial aid you can get. College is expensive, and parents and children alike spend years paying off the debts that are accumulated. The FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) is one great way to free money for college. However, if […]

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Don’t Start Filling Out the FAFSA Without These 7 Things

Don’t Start Filling Out the FAFSA Without These 7 Things

Filling out the FAFSA is a great way to get free money for college, regardless of your household income. However, the more prep you do in advance, the less painful the process will be when you actually log on to fill out the form. Here are seven things you won’t be able to fill out

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Class of 2021 College Application Season Preparation ​

Class of 2021 Application Season Preparation In less than 11 months, the Class of 2021 students will be done with their college applications and will begin receiving their early action application results shortly after. Here are a few things  to start focusing on to ensure you’ll be ready to begin the applications! 1. Project your

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Top 5 reasons why families use college consultants & 3 not-so-obvious reasons too!

Top 5 reasons why families use college consultants   1. Guidance for both students and parents throughout this process The complicated maze of coursework, standardized tests, extracurricular activities, and educational enrichment opportunities throughout high school, as well as the rigorous application season, can be streamlined by tailoring a plan to your student. With the increase

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More FAFSA Myths to Watch Out For

More FAFSA Myths to Watch Out For

For whatever reason, there seems to be a lot of mystery surrounding the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). We’re going to look at even more misconceptions that people have so that you don’t make a mistake that could cost you money. Myth 1: Federal Student Aid can tell me how much money I’m

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Don’t Fall For These Federal Student Aid Myths

Don’t Fall For These Federal Student Aid Myths

There is free money for college available to students that goes unclaimed every year. Maybe that’s because people believe a lot of the myths that are out there about the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid). Here are some of the worst offenders. Myth 1: My family makes too much money – There really

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FAFSA and Selective Service Registration

FAFSA and Selective Service Registration

We just want to take a moment to calm some fears that have surfaced online regarding FAFSA and selective service registration. Since there have been concerns about escalation in the Middle East, some young Americans are growing concerned about what selective service means and what the answer to question 22 on FAFSA will have to

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How to Avoid Being Fooled By College Loan Scams

How to Avoid Being Fooled By College Loan Scams

If people are willing to scam the elderly, it should be no surprise that there are shady individuals trying to take money from college students with loans. Here are a few tips to help you identify a student loan debt relief scam. They want your FSA ID – No one should ever ask you for

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How to Gauge Just How Good a Financial Aid Offer Really Is

How to Gauge Just How Good a Financial Aid Offer Really Is

If you are going to make a good decision about whether or not you can afford a certain school, you need to be able to understand the financial aid offers that you receive. Here are a few tips to help: Understand the total cost of attendance. This means tuition, books, housing, the meal plan, etc.

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