Advancing your education can be expensive! For many individuals, student loans may be the second largest source of debt in their life after a mortgage for a house.
If you’re the savvy student we think you are, you aren’t trying to totally break the bank to enhance your education.
And luckily for you there are a wide range of ways to lower the cost of a higher education.
- Attending in-state universities can be surprisingly affordable.
- Many community college districts offer free tuition to in-district students.
- The better a school is, the likelier they are to meet 100% of a students demonstrated financial need.
- Federal grants and student loans are available to those attending accredited colleges and who filled out a FAFSA.
And finally, one of the best ways to lower the cost of higher education: scholarships.
Here at DegreeQuery we have years of experience researching traditional and online education. And financial aid is no different.
We’ve compiled some of the most comprehensive and up-to-date scholarship lists online. And as with all of our education coverage, we’ve focused on the demographics and academic interests that potential (and current) students find most interesting.
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