If you did your homework as a junior, then you’re already way ahead! Use your research to compare options and find the best school at the best price. Just getting started? Don’t panic, but check out these financial aid tips. As you narrow your list, here are some things to think about: What is the average family debt burden at graduation? What is the average unmet need at each college? How long does it normally…
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