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uates self-confidence, exposure to different people and ideas, and a higher paycheck when they get out. Many jobs require; more than a high school diploma. It’s worth it.
How can anyone afford college?
Financial Aid. The government and the colleges offer 1. Grants (you don’t have to pay them back), 2. Work-study (you work for the money), and 3. Loans (you pay the money back, but not while you are in school.) The federal form (The Free Application for Federal Student Aid — FAFSA) is free to submit. Advice: Send it in as close to January 1 as you can, even if you have to estimate your income. “Better early and wrong than late and right.” This form gets sent to colleges so that they can determine your financial aid package. The earlier they get it, the more money they have to give out. And, you can always make adjustments.
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