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Why Wealthy Families Should Complete the FAFSA
29/09/17 19:33 Filed in: FAFSA | Financial Aid
According to this Wall Street Journal article, filing the financial aid forms can be a way to get benefits like merit aid or school-specific institutional aid, or be a great positioning tool or the basis of an appeal if family circumstances change. “I encourage all clients to fill out the FAFSA regardless of income or assets. I have yet to find an example of how it has hurt a client. Yes, it is time-consuming and for those who are not candidates for need-based aid it may seem useless. But there are a lot of reasons why "wealthy" families should apply for college financial aid.”
http://www.investopedia.com/advisor-network/articles/011917/why-wealthy-families-should-complete-fafsa/
How to Conquer the Admissions Essay - NY Times
How do you write a personal essay that will make you stand out from the rest of the applicants and have the admissions officer wanting to learn more about you? One tip is choosing a topic you really want to write about. If the subject doesn’t matter to you, it won’t matter to the reader. Read further to find more helpful do's and don'ts for college essays.
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/08/02/education/edlife/college-application-essay-admissions.html
5 Things To Know About College Admissions
06/06/17 15:58 Filed in: College Admission
Fun read that include 5 tips regarding College Admissions. I especially like #5 - you are not alone!
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Big Future - College Board