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2. 7 Options to Consider if You Didn’t Receive Enough Financial Aid

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   5. Additional Federal Student Loans. If you’ve exhausted all of your free and earned money options and still need additional funds to help you pay for school, contact your school’s financial aid office to find out if you’re eligible for additional federal student loans. Just remember to borrow only what you need to pay your educational ...

3. Borrowing money from your home to pay for your child’s college

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   Here’s our crash course in the pros and cons of using your home to pay college tuition or other educational bills. ... into cash (as the ads say) — or, strictly speaking, as collateral for a ...

4. Explore Financial Aid - Find & Pay for College - Students ...

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   An online tool that helps families plan ahead financially for college. GO >. Financial Aid Wizard. Use these 7 easy steps to plan all the financial aid you'll need for college. Includes application deadlines, scholarship searches, and more. GO >. Find Out About Financial Aid. Federal student aid programs are the largest source of funding for ...

5. Supporting First-Generation and Low-Income Students Beyond ...

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   Over the past year, the COVID-19 pandemic demonstrated that pursuing a college education is not just about getting accepted and enrolling in a college. First-generation and low-income college students were burdened with the struggle to pay expensive college fees for a virtual education while being separated from on-campus resources and in-person support from students andContinue Reading

6. Access to Higher Education for Students Experiencing ...

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   This 8½ x 11 color poster, created in collaboration with the National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators (NASFAA) and based on the unaccompanied homeless youth provisions of the College Cost Reduction and Access Act, alerts unaccompanied homeless youth to contact the relevant authorities if they believe they may qualify for independent student status on the FAFSA due to ...

7. Making College Affordable for Every American | U.S ...

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   Earlier today at the University at Buffalo, the President laid out a plan with three concise steps to make college affordable. The steps are outlined in this White House fact sheet, and include: Linking federal financial aid to college performance, so colleges must demonstrate they provide good value for the investment students make in higher ...