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Scholarships, hardship grants, bereavement aid, medical co-pay help, and local relief in your zip.
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Plain-English explainers on scholarships, grants, financial aid and tuition assistance — written for people who need the money now.
How to find and win scholarships
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Government grants for individuals
Which “free money” programs are real — and which are scams.
Financial aid explained
FAFSA, Pell Grants, reading an offer, and appealing for more.
Tuition assistance programs
Employer, military and state programs that pay for school.
How to apply for a hardship grant
A step-by-step checklist for emergency and medical aid.
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