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You can use multiple forms of financial aid to pay for college. Knowing where to start can help you finish school with as little debt as possible.
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Need-Based and Non-Need-Based Financial Aid Guide
Need-based financial aid is reserved for students whose families have lower incomes and need help...
The Top 50 Colleges With the Best Financial Aid Counseling Programs
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LendEDU’s Guide to College Scholarships
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Does the Military Pay for College?
Active-duty service members, veterans, and reservists can get tuition assistance and help with student loan repayment through various government programs.
Most Affordable Schools for Incoming Freshmen with Financial Need
Using licensed data, LendEDU recognized the 250 U.S. colleges & universities that provide the most...