Make sure that you look for scholarships, grants, and
other financial aid first.
Not exact matches
On top of money saved by multiple distracts sharing one superintendent and
other administrative staff, Poloncarz pointed to
financial incentives offered by the state, including a 40 percent increase in
aid for the
first five years of consolidation.
While some options may look more beneficial than
others at
first glance, that's not necessarily the case when it's time to pay taxes or determine
financial aid eligibility.
First, students could borrow up to the complete cost of tuition at the institution they were attending, after subtracting any
other financial aid they received.