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Funding Education Beyond High School	Oct,2009

Financial aid can come in numerous forms. Scholarhips, grants, loans, and tax credits are some of the sources available, to those who qualify, to help you pay for your tuition. Without a doubt, the so-called "free money" is the first place you should start. On this page and in ajoining pages, you will find lots of helpful information on where you can find the applications and go about the process of financing your education. These applications are available at a number of federal and private websites. In addition, you should also pursue both federal and private student loans in order to help you fill the funding gap between the cash you put in and the scholarships and grants you might receive.

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Available Federal Student Aid

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July 11, 2009

$83 billion in federal aid has been granted to nearly 14 million post secondary students and their families. A federal site, www.FederalStudentAid.ed.gov is website with instructions on how to qualify for federal student aid. The detailed information at www.FederalStudentAid.ed.gov includes all types of federal student aid including grants and work study. Also highlighted is how to avoid scholarship scams and information about borrower’s rights and repayment information.

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