Tagged: "Scholarships"
Financial Aid Primer: #5. Different Kinds of Financial Aid Defined
Stafford Loans. Pell Grants. SEOG. Plus Loans. Work-Study. HELP! What do they all mean? If you're baffled by what are all of the different financial aid instruments, who gets them, and how they differ, then read on!
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McDaniel–A High Quality, High Value Liberal Arts Education
Looking for an excellent liberal arts college that offers excellent quality at a relatively low price? Check out McDaniel College in Maryland.
The Strategy of Applying to Out-of-State Colleges: Hits and Misses
Applying to an out-of-state public university can be a good admissions strategy. However, it may not be the smartest financial move.
Skip The Expensive College
What should you consider before attending an expensive college? A recent article provides some helpful insights.
Looking for a Weird Scholarship?
FastWeb announces its list of weird and wacky scholarships. Maybe one will be your ticket to college.
Twitter Weekly Updates for 2011-06-18
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Merit-Based Financial Aid Explained
Merit-based financial aid can reduce the cost of college significantly. However, colleges are selective about how they award merit aid. And some are more selective than others.
Twitter Weekly Updates for 2011-05-28
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