r/financialaid
ActiveInformation and News about U.S. Title IV Financial Aid
This is a place for Financial Aid Admins/techs/other administrative employees to provide valuable information to students and parents, to better assist them with making their Financial Aid choices. Contributors may provide general information and advice to students seeking help with applying for financial aid, but all students must understand that the best resource they can seek is the financial aid office at the school they are attending.
Members
14,301
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Posts (30 days)
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Created
2012
July 24, 2012
Total posts
23.6K
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Total comments
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