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[...] tools and lists that you can find online to help you find academic institutions that offer financial aid packages or low fees. Below are some tips to get you started in your search for that [...]

[...] you’re going to college anyway, choosing an Ivy is the way to go. They often offer more financial aid, helping to offset their higher sots. Also- according to information released by Payscale, [...]

[...] also agree that you will use the money for educational purposes only.   To receive financial aid you may not be in default for a government loan or be required to pay back a government [...]

[...] money? It’s an influential component, and you will not be disappointed if you chose a vocational school credential over a college degree. The average College Grad will earn roughly 47 thousand [...]

[...] mostly mathematics and computer science based coursed. All classes provided are from the prestigious schools of MIT, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Harvard, Berklee, CalTech, Dartmouth and [...]

[...] difficult to land without that Ivy League name.   While getting into one of these prestigious schools isn’t easy- it does give you advantages. It is, however, up to the student to use [...]

[...] easy to find a local group online for play dates or outings appropriate to what they;’re learning or interested in. The internet itself has become an essential tool for connecting homeschooled [...]

[...] find this extraneous, a waste of time. Trade schools will make you focus on what you’re learning. You will not get the extras and this is what help you get out of the education phase faster [...]

[...] . If you don’t want to go to class more, or need more flexibility- consider taking online classes to go with your brick-and-mortar degree. They’re cheaper, almost always transfer [...]

[...] have a parallel.   Transcript/Resume   This applies mainly to highschoolers. Homeschooled students don’t typically get a highschool diploma, unless it’s through a correspondence [...]

Given the one-billion-plus scholarship dollars that are handed out every year by tens of thousands of programs, some are a little out there but if you [...]

[...] by Universities. The ACT is most widely accepted at state universities and smaller, less well-known colleges. The Act is a 3 hour test containing 215 questions and has an optional essay. ACT sections [...]