Step 1: FAFSA Financial Aid Application

Filing the FAFSA is an important step in the financial aid application process. It allows your school to generate your financial aid package, which can include Federal Stafford loans, work study, and grants.
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Step 2: Apply for the Stafford Loan

The first step on the path to financing your education is apply for the Stafford Loan at StaffordLoan.com. Federal student loans offer low interest rates and deferred payments until after graduation.
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Step 3: Federal PLUS Loans for Parents

Federal PLUS Loans are a flexible supplement to your financial aid package, offering a Low Fixed Rate and Deferred Payment while in school. PLUS Loans are credit based with flexible credit criteria.
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Win College Scholarships

In 2009 ScholarshipPoints.com will award students up to $100,000 through monthly scholarship drawings. ScholarshipPoints is a free program where you are rewarded with points for completing simple online activities such as reading blog posts and completing online surveys.

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Consider a Private Student Loan

We always recommend that students complete the FAFSA and seek federal financial aid first.  However, a private student loan can be used to help cover additional education related expenses not covered by federal aid. With competitive rates and zero fees, a private student loan is a great option to help complete your financial aid package.

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FAFSA Filing deadlines for your state or school may be different from the federal deadlines, click here for more information.