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Families earning $300K getting financial aid
Private schools are getting flooded with financial aid applications, and a growing number of the parents seeking help are earning $150,000 or more a year...

Debt dilemma: Students feel squeeze as loan figures rise - Chicago Tribune

Debt dilemma: Students feel squeeze as loan figures rise
Chicago Tribune
The Student Loan Debt Clock -- posted at http://www.finaid.org -- topped $1 trillion on Tuesday, the same day the United States Senate debated keeping the interest rate on federally subsidized student loans at 3.4 percent, and how to pay for it.

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Wealthy Families Are Applying For Financial Aid To Send Their Kids .
Similar to higher education, private grade schools and high schools make financial aid available for certain students whose families may not be able to pay the full tuition. An increasing number of families are applying for ...

Financial Aid: Why you arent getting the help that you need
For many students, applying to financial aid is like hitting a brick wall. Read more...

Getting the most from your financial-aid package
In recent weeks, Eva Chung's family watched with pride as acceptance letters arrived from all seven of the colleges to which she applied. But some of that initial euphoria has worn off as financial aid ...

Financial Aid | Careers | GenomeWeb
A story at The Chronicle of Higher Education takes a look at the less-than-rosy financial situations some PhDs in the US have found themselves in. The article examines what the Chronicle calls "an often overlooked, and ...

Brown and Warren Disagree on Student Loan Interest Rates - Harvard Crimson

Brown and Warren Disagree on Student Loan Interest Rates
Harvard Crimson
By Elizabeth S. Auritt, CRIMSON STAFF WRITER Interest rates on student loans have become a point of contention between US Senator Scott Brown and Harvard Law School professor Elizabeth Warren in the 2012 US Senate race in Massachusetts.

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