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Paying for College: Every
year, more than 8 million college students receive financial aid. You,
too, may be able to receive aid, and you don't need to be a straight-A
student or star athlete to qualify. Resources under this topic will
help you understand the student aid process.
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A Brief Look at Student Financial Aid
Programs
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Basic Facts About College Prices and Student
Aid
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Financial Aid Glossary
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Myths and Realities About Paying for
College
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Recommended Web sites, Books, and
Brochures
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Preparing for College: While it is never too late
to think about college, early preparation can help smooth the way both
academically and financially. Parents should start saving―even if they can only afford to set aside
a small amount―when their children are very young. Academic
preparation for college also must start early. America's colleges and
universities recommend the resurces under this topic to help
parents and students prepare for college.
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A Guide for Parents: Ten Steps to Prepare Your
Child for College
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Courses Students Should Take in Middle, Junior,
and High School to Prepare for College
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Recommended Web sites, Books, and
Brochures
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Choosing the Right College: What sort of college
do you want to attend? There are many options, from community and
technical colleges, to small private colleges and large state
universities―each has its own
distinct advantages and benefits. Resources under this topic will
help you chose the right school for you, as well as provide information
about the college admission process.
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Search for Colleges
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College Admissions and Financial Aid
Calendar
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College and University Web sites
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Recommended Web sites, Books, and
Brochures
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