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On the Federal Student Aid site, the U.S. Department of Education has a guide to understanding financial aid, applying for aid, completing the aid process, and managing loans.

Sallie Mae’s resources on scholarships, financial aid, and student loans.

The Khan Academy has collaborated with the College Board to offer free, official test prep for the SAT.

This article offers advice for students who are considering transferring colleges.

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