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Tag Archives: scholarships
A Few More Things…
SENIORS, while you wait for your admissions decisions, there are a few things you should do:
Searching For Scholarships
Scholarships help a great many college students pay for their education. Scholarships and grants do not need to be repaid and so, are the best type of financial aid to receive. By the way, the terms “grants” and “scholarships” are … Continue reading
Don’t Let Scholarship Money Slip Away
Search for scholarships and grants to help pay for you college education. (The terms “grants” and “scholarships” are often used interchangeably.) This type of aid doesn’t need to be repaid, making it the most attractive form of financial aid. Here … Continue reading
An Uncertain Admissions Season
The pandemic has turned this college admissions season upside down. While there is so much uncertainty facing high school seniors, please don’t let this stand in the way and stop you from submitting your applications in time for approaching deadlines. … Continue reading
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