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9 articles tagged with "work-study"

What Is Work-Study? Your Top Questions, Answered

Work-study programs are a great way for you to get paid in college while gaining valuable career skills. Here are the answers to your biggest questions.

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Freelance Writer

Don't Fret the Debt: 5 Ways to Conquer Student Loans

Finances are only good if you put in the effort. If the future of your wallet feels burdened by student loan debt, these five tips can help you stress less.

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CollegeXpress Student Writer, University of Central Florida

5 Common Myths About Financial Aid Offers

Financial aid packages are a huge part of the college decision process. Here are five things to remember before signing the dotted line.

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Content and Media Director, College Factual

How to Get Financial Aid for College: The Ultimate Guide

Getting financial aid to pay for school can make or break your college plans. Here's a comprehensive guide on all the different types of aid available.

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Freelance Writer

College Campus Jobs: Why They're Smart and How to Get One

Having a campus job is a convenient way to make some cash during college. Here's why you need one, plus real student stories to inspire you to get to work!

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Assistant Director of Communications, Oklahoma State University

The Real Cost of College and How to Pay It

College costs are often not what they seem up front. Here's how families can understand how much it will actually cost, plus tips for the financial aid process.

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Freelance Writer

Common Financial Aid Questions Answered by an Insider

Students usually have a lot of question about financial aid during the college admission process. Here are the answers to some common questions from an expert.

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Vice Provost for Enrollment, Dean of Admissions, Vanderbilt University

What Is Work-Study and How Do I Find a Position?

Work-study programs offer students paid employment opportunities through on-campus positions. Here's what to know about it and how to find a job.

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A General Guide to Funding a Private College Education

Private colleges tend to be more expensive than public ones. If you're adamant about attending your dream private school, here's how to fund it.

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Admission Counselor, University of Dallas