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Our favorite web sites that contain student aid
information--take a look at them.
The Financial Aid Information Page
- FastWEB
scholarship search tool
- EFC
(Expected Family Contribution) estimator to help predict need
for student aid programs
- FAQs--frequently
asked questions about financial aid
- Title IV
Institution Code List--school code numbers for the FAFSA so aid
application results can be sent to those colleges
- Personal
financial information and IRS information
U. S. Department of Education
- The
Free Application for Federal Student Aid which can
be completed online
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Information about financial aid resources for students
- The
complete text of "Funding Your Education," "Looking for Student
Aid," and "The Student Guide" which assist you with the
application process and describes the Federal student aid
programs can be found here
Missouri Department of Higher Education (MDHE)
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Information about state scholarships, grants and loans
- Avoiding
financial aid fraud
- How to
save and assist with paying for college costs
Hope Scholarship and Lifetime Learning Information
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Information describing the Hope Scholarship tax credit and the
Lifetime Learning tax credit
Mapping Your Future
- This site is sponsored
by a group of guaranty agencies who participate in the Federal
Family Education Loan Program (FFELP) and are committed to
providing information about higher education and career
opportunities
- Ten Steps to Financial
Fitness
- Planning a career,
selecting a school, and paying for school
Peterson's Education Center
- FAQS,
frequently asked questions, on student financial aid
- Calendar
of what you should be doing your junior and senior years of high
school to plan for college
- An
explanation of how to go about applying for student financial
aid
MOHELA
- Planning
and paying for college
- Borrower
account access
Sallie Mae Home Page
- Lender
search option for Sallie Mae lender choices
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Calculator to estimate monthly loan repayment amount with
built-in explanation of current interest rates
- How to
apply for financial aid and two sample financial aid packages
- A short
way of calculating a rough estimate of your family's EFC
(Expected Family Contribution) to see if you have "financial
need"
Financial Aid Tips
- Writing a good scholarship essay
- How to apply for
scholarships
- Types of financial aid available
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Direct questions and comments to
finaid@truman.edu