Planning on using the leftover cash from your student loan to pay for a brand new computer for school? Not so fast. The type of financial aid you receive may dictate how you can use those last remaining dollars.
WHAT'S INSIDE: FINANCIAL AID
College is expensive. Many students use financial aid in the form of loans to help cover the cost of tuition and books. These articles will explain the ins and outs of college financial aid.
- Applying for Financial Aid
- Financial Aid Tips
- Types of Financial Aid
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Financial Aid Tips
How do you get the most out of your student financial aid? This collection of articles will give you tips on how to maximize your aid, and how to pay it off as quickly as possible.
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