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Applying for Need-Based Aid
Beginning on October 29, 2011, any college receiving federal funds will be required to provide a net price calculator on their website so families can estimate their expected family contribution (EFC). Please remember that these calculators provide estimates and are not a guarantee of financial aid awards.
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Helpful information on financial aid for colleges.
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Find information about how much it costs students to attend different colleges, how fast those costs are going up, and information related to why costs are going up.
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A list of colleges and universities awarding financial aid to international students.
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An article for counselors on what students and parents need to know about Net Price Calculators.
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Financial Aid presentation to parents during Family Weekend 2019.
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To be eligible for need-based federal aid, you will need to complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).
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Many colleges also require the CSS PROFILE for students seeking nonfederal student assistance such as institutional based aid.
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FAFSA4caster can help you determine your eligibility for federal student aid.
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Valuable information about applying for aid, loans, scholarships, and college financing.
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Useful information about saving for college, scholarships, applying for aid, online calculators, and more.
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The State of New Hampshire provides this helpful service for college planning and financing.
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Links to sites for state financial aid information and eligibility for state aid.
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The most comprehensive financial aid resource for international students.
Merit Scholarships
The following websites are good resources for students interested in merit scholarship opportunities:
You can also research merit opportunities through Family Connection and College Board.
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