Does Applying for Financial Aid Lower Your College Acceptance Odds?
Andrea Aronson December 2, 2024 No Comments
In most cases, applying for financial aid will not hurt your chances in the college admissions process.
In most cases, applying for financial aid will not hurt your chances in the college admissions process.
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