Other Sources For Financial Aid Information
Veterans Administration Educational Benefits. Contact your local Veterans Administration Office for more information.
- Grants and loans from businesses and corporations to students whose parents they employ. Your parents should contact their Personnel Office for more information.
- Scholarships and grants awarded by community, civic, and service organizations. Contact your local high school and specific local service organizations for more information.
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Preparing Your Children for College. A Digital version of Preparing Your Children for College, published by the U.S. Department of Education. This booklet provides a course planner and a college preparation checklist for parents. World Wide Web Student Guide. The World Wide Web Student Guide is a definitive, user-friendly overview of all student federal financial aid programs administered by the Department of Education. The Student Guide has been formatted for both graphical and text-based user interface. Students can browse the Guide by pointing and clicking to key words concerning Title IV information, which includes information on Pell Grants, Work-Study and others. |
| fastWEB! (Financial Aid Search Through the Web) Set up a personalized profile that will match your specific skills, abilities, and interests to fastWEB's database of over 180,000 scholarships. With a fastWEB mailbox, you can check back regularly for updates and new awards. You can also find detailed information on loans, work-study, and grant programs. |
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FinAid FinAid was established in the fall of 1994 as a public service. This award-winning site has grown into the most comprehensive annotated collection of information about student financial aid on the web. |
| Pennsylvania Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators (PASFAA). PASFAA is a professional organization established to encourage and assist the professional preparation, effectiveness, and recognition of student financial aid administrators in postsecondary educational institutions; assist secondary school counselors and administrators interested in the development of student financial aid programs; improve the quality of professional advice and information provided to students, families and guidance personnel relative to educational financial aid. |
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If you would like more information about financial aid try the
Money Matters page at the
Department of Education. This page is an index to all the information the Department of Education has to offer on this important subject.
