AICCUMentor - Financial Aid


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Introduction

Education Pays

Education Attained	Average Earnings in 2004
Professional degree	$81,319
Doctorate	$71,196
Master's degree	$51,733
Bachelor's degree	$42,087
Associate's degree	$32,383
Some college, no degree	$30,610
High school graduate, no college	$26,104
Less than a high school diploma	$18,874
Median earnings for full-time workers age 25 and over by educational attainment. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2005 Annual Social & Economic Supplement.

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What is Financial Aid?
Are you looking ahead to college, but not quite sure how you're going to pay for it? Don't worry, you're not alone.

Here you'll learn about the major financial aid programs and how to apply for them. You'll also find out about what it means to accept a student loan and how to manage your money wisely.

A college education is one of the best investments you can make. AICCUMentor will teach you the basics and help get you started!

For details on any of the programs outlined on this Web site, download a copy of EDFUND's Fund Your Future^Ž Student Financial Aid Workbook.

Step 1: What's Available?
Step 2: Qualifying and Applying for Financial Aid
Step 3: Planning to Meet College Costs and Alternatives for Financing
Step 4: Student Loan Opportunities
Step 5: What's Offered in California?
Step 6: Scenarios
Step 7: Financial Aid Tips
Step 8: Financial Aid Checklist

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