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Department of EducationMany students do not continue attending school because of the difficulty in supporting their education as well as themselves. Financial problems have been one of the major causes why many people are not continuing their education. Its always a sad thought that some of the brightest students are deprived of a better education just because they come from poor families. For these students, applying for a Federal Student Aid may be the best solution. As the institution responsible for these matters, the Department of Education has been offering some ways to provide financial aids to needy students. The Department of Education provides federal student aids to support students in their education beyond high school. This process is called Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). The Federal student aid programs offered by the Department of Education are the largest source of student aid in America. Together, these programs offer more than $80 billion in the forms of grants, loans, campus-based aids and work-study assistance in each fiscal year. If you are interested, these are the steps to follow in your application for the Federal Student Aid. The Department of Education has broadened the choices for financial aids and has simplified the process of application with just these easy steps. First, check your eligibility as an applicant and gather the needed information and documents before filling out the FAFSA. Then, fill out the FAFSA in response to the questions about your financial needs, school plans, and other personal information. Lastly, follow up your FAFSA and check for other information about your application. Other than the FAFSA, there are also other student aids you can explore. Its not a bad idea to apply for a few schemes at the same time so as to increase your chances of landing a student aid to further your education. |
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