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If you are a college student or if you have kids that will soon be
> headed that way, you know how expensive a college education will cost.
> Regardless of your income, everyone can get a helping hand when it comes to
> government funded financial aid.
>         Many people, however, overlook the possibilities that they too can
> qualify for financial aid.  The problem is: (1) there's too much paperwork
> involved in the process of filing for financial aid,(2) people don't know how to
> go about filing for financial aid and (3) people who believe that they will be
> turned down eventually don't even try to file, these reasons lead to the
> annually estimated millions of unclaimed government financial aid, not to
> mention funding from the private sectors.
>         After extensive research and going through the trials and errors of
> applying for financial aid, my classmates and I have compiled a list of Web
> sites on Financial Aid and all the answers to your questions about financial
> aid.  We even have a web site where you can electronically file your Free
> Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA),one that provides information on and
> links you to free scholarship databases and one that teaches you how to detect
> and avoid scholarship scams.
>         For more information please e-mail me at cathybe@pacbell.net and I will
> get back to you as soon as possible.