I’d rather be working for a paycheck than waiting to win the lottery.
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Stephanie is Mr. Dobalena, Mr. Bob Dobalena...
well it seems to be more of a sweepstakes thing, but hey it’s better than nothing!
hopefully i can try to do an essay one either tonight or tomorrow!
I need to try and do one every other day if I want to go to university!
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Do your fasfa!
Here’s something I copied from an e-mail I got from them:
If you choose to go to the FAFSA on the Web site at www.fafsa.ed.gov, select the “Fill Out Your FAFSA” link and enter your identifying information. You will then be given the option to pre-fill your FAFSA with much of your application data from last year.
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You will need your Federal Student Aid PIN to access your 2009-2010 FAFSA on the Web application that is pre-filled.
If you have forgotten your PIN, you can request a duplicate by going to www.pin.ed.gov and selecting “Request A Duplicate PIN.” You may select one of the following delivery methods: view an online display of your PIN; receive an e-mail with your PIN; or receive your PIN by U.S. postal mail. If you select postal mail, you will receive your PIN by mail within 7-10 days after requesting it.
Remember, your PIN gives you access to your personal information on the Web and also allows you to sign student aid documents electronically. To protect the confidentiality of your application data, you should never share your PIN with anyone, even if that person is helping you to complete your FAFSA.
In addition to federal student aid, you may also use the FAFSA to apply for aid from other sources, such as your state or school. Check important state deadlines at www.fafsa.ed.gov under the “Before Beginning a FAFSA” link. Check with your school’s financial aid office for information about school deadlines.
If you have questions about your FAFSA, online help is available at www.fafsa.ed.gov. You can also contact the Federal Student Aid Information Center at 1-800-4-FED-AID (1-800-433-3243) and a customer service representative can assist you.
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Sue =) loves Kevin A. Pospisil
but so darn worth it.
I have college, for the most part, paid for fully for the first couple years. :)
Stephanie is Mr. Dobalena, Mr. Bob Dobalena...
I need to do at least 3 scholarships I found.
And I will do it.
student loans are really stacking up. i love school and want to keep going and going but that can’t go forever, unless scholarships are funding the way.
a school wide merit scholarship is coming up this semester; i am going to win it.
Stephanie is Mr. Dobalena, Mr. Bob Dobalena...
to start filling out scholarships right now!!
i realy want to get into a uni bt i need financial help for that because my parents cannot afford all of it.
Stephanie is Mr. Dobalena, Mr. Bob Dobalena...
looking at scholarships right now. this cannot wait…
EDIT
I have a list of 10 scholarships that I can possibly do. Two of which are due by the end of this month! Gotta get going on it.
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Tiara Shafiq asks,
“I'm a Malaysian student about to do a BA in Creative Industries (Interdisplinary) in Australia. What scholarships can I apply for? I can't seem to find much that apply to me!”
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