Comparing Student Loan Programs: What option is best for you?
June 1, 2023
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Imagine it – your child applies and gets accepted to their dream school AND is offered a full ride scholarship! You pay nothing out of
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In this Office Hours session, Dan Bisig & Chuck Bates, answered questions regarding these pressing topics:
- Conversations on Private Loans and sources
- How to handle divorce and impact on Financial Aid Forms
- Does it make sense to appeal to large Public Colleges
- Lots of questions on transfers and the transfer process
- How the 529 Plan impacts EFC (SAI)
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