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Question #51:

Answer #51:

EDUFAX does not deal with financial aid, but I can offer you the following pointers:
If true financial need is demonstrated, you may be able to get a package which includes grant money (money which does not have to be repaid), as well as financial aid in the form of low interest loans. Also, if you are in the 1st to 5th percentiles of the applicants accepted (this varies with each school), you may be offered a special merit scholarship up to 15K/year with no obligation other than to maintain a certain GPA (usually 3.5).
EDUFAX provides services for the Collegebound High School Student.

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