Basics of Funding Your Education
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Providing students and parents with the knowledge and tools to finance and pursue their postsecondary education.
By: Student Assistance Foundation
Education Services Benefit Programs
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Information about education opportunities available to veterans.
By: U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA)
Education: Information for Students
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These web pages contain information for students about schools and education, including (1) Learning resources, (2) Keeping my school safe & drug-free, (3) Preparing for my future, (4) Finding a college, (5) Paying for college, (6) Returning to school, and (7) Getting involved in my community.
By: U.S. Department of Education
Financial Aid Information
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Information on finding, applying for, and repaying financial aid.
By: U.S. Department of Education
Saving for College
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Providing students and parents with the knowledge and tools to finance and pursue their postsecondary education.
By: Student Assistance Foundation
Scholarships Scams
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Information about scholarship scams.
By: Federal Trade Commission (FTC)
Student.gov – A student gateway to the US Government
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This Federal government website contains links to information about how to plan and pay for your education, career development, community service, military service and resources about how the Federal government works.
By: FirstGov
Tax Information for Students
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An introduction to tax laws that affect students.
By: Internal Revenue Service (IRS)
LiveHelp Tearstrip Flyer Information about MLSA's LiveHelp online legal help service.
If you think others in your community could benefit from our LiveHelp service, please feel free to put up these flyers in your area.
By: Montana Legal Services Association (MLSA)
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