Sentences with phrase «aid package often»

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Quite often it seems the pattern behind when they really step up the frequency is to try and use that escalation to try and get the major countries to want to sit down at the table, with wanting the USA, especially, to be a participant, where the «concession» is usually offered to curtail their activities in exchange for easing of sanctions or some kind of aid package.

This will ensure that every student is on track to be admissible to the University of California and a number of selective private colleges where they can often receive the strongest financial aid packages for college.

Often called Stafford or Direct loans, these loans are provided by the federal government and were likely included in the financial aid package you received from the college you attended.

Because funds are often limited, an aid package might fall short of the amount a student needs to cover the full cost of attendance.

Federal Student Loans: These loans are provided by the federal government, and some are often included in your financial aid package.

Moreover, due to outside scholarship policies, receiving a private scholarship will often reduce need - based aid packages.

Often, when you accept your student aid package you'll be accepting more money than you'll actually need to use to cover the costs of college.

Many students will agree that student loans are a welcomed and often necessary part of the financial aid package when pursuing higher education, and most people don't look forward entering the repayment phase, there certainly are smarter ways to manage their outstanding education loan debt.

My clients often need help to obtain the right care package to meet their care needs and to secure respite care, make adaptations to their home, access social housing, care home placements, obtain aids and equipment and to ensure they receive the right medical treatment and care.

It's often a good idea to wait to cut a school until after you receive a financial aid package.