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I'm an adult: Where do I start to look for scholarship, loans and grants?

Asked by simone54 (7642points) March 31st, 2008
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I’m not the majority here. I’m 26 and on my own. I have some credit already. I wanna go back to school. I

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I would first fill out a fafsa, they can greatly help you find these scholarships. After that, I would try to contact the school you wish to attend. Then, you may look on sites like scholarships.com or the other various sites built to help people get an education

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Ask George Bush for one!

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http://www.petersons.com/finaid/file.asp?id=780&path=ug.pfs.financial
This is a link to an excellent source of financial aid for students who may not qualify for the mainstream funds. I had a friend who didn’t qualify for any other financial aid, and she used this site to totaly fund her tuition. Good luck!

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syntak's avatar

start with Government Financial AID @ http://www.fafsa.ed.gov/. Get some government aid. Then apply for state grants and then you can start worrying about loans once you got all that in order.

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