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Many of our middle and high school students are ‘fence-setting’, wondering whether or not they want to attend college. As parents, you want to be able to assist your child in picking the best college for their career choice as well as helping financially. However, the first step is to be sure your child is taking courses while still in school to prepare them for the future. There is now a web site that details the courses your child should take depending on their goals, how to best plan for the costs of college, and how loans, grants and work study programs are awarded and if or when the need to be paid back. Check out this free information on http://www.ed.gov/pubs/Gettin gReadyCollegeEarly/ or write to Consumer Information Center, Preparing Your Child for College, Pueblo, Col. 81009 for a free handbook titled “Preparing Your Child for College.” The United States Department of Education may also be contacted for more information at 1-800-USALEARN.
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