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9th GRADE COLLEGE PLANNING CHECKLIST Academic and Extra Curriculum Suggestions Get to know your school counselor. Plan a meeting just to introduce yourself, even though

The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is required by most colleges and universities to be able to determine financial aid eligibility. It is

You’ve submitted your FAFSA, and now what? After it’s processed, you’ll receive a FAFSA Student Aid Report (SAR). If you place an email address around

We aren’t rich, but we are really not destitute either. We haven't much set aside attending college savings and we almost never qualified for need-based

I awoke today deep in considered college costs and all the facets of a family's life it impacts. It hit me how much picking the

Is your loved ones shuffling through piles of non-public scholarship applications, hoping to cobble together some additional funding for school? If so, you're certainly not

When you are looking at finding extra funds to help pay for college, private scholarship money can easily prove useful. However it generally won’t be

Working with families on securing scholarships, I'm always asked whether scholarship displacement can be avoided. I wish there was a monochrome answer, however, it's unfortunately

The FAFSA4caster is a free prediction tool in the U.S. Department of Education that gives families an earlier estimate of the eligibility for federal student

Your student did hard both in school and in the scholarship application. You're excited that they have won some small scholarships, that you simply hope