FAFSA: My Income Is Too High
It’s a common misconception among families that if their income is too high, their child is automatically disqualified from receiving
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It’s a common misconception among families that if their income is too high, their child is automatically disqualified from receiving
Picture this scenario: you’ve worked tirelessly for your scholarship. Whether it’s academic or athletic, you’re depending on your scholarship to
Are you looking to attend college or university out-of-state? If so, then you probably know that out-of-state students tend to
The average student loan borrower has roughly $38,000 in debt upon completing their degree (Education Data Initiative). Depending on the
In 2023, the Expected Family Contribution (EFC) became the Student Aid Index (SAI). With this change came similar questions from
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