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Financial Aid is an aspect of applying to college where most students benefit from help from parents. In fact, federal financial aid requires information on parent's income for any applicant under the age of 25. The Free Application for Federal Student Aid, FAFSA, contains step by step instructions to complete this important application necessary for many forms of financial assistance. HEATH, The National Clearinghouse for Individuals with Disabilities and Postsecondary Education , Creating Options: A Resource on Financial Aid for Students with Disabilities, is a "must" resource for students and families investigating financial aid. Ladders to Success, A Student's Guide to School After High School, by Jennifer MacKillop, MSW. Section 3, provides financial aid information and checklists. Ladders provides a good starting point and monitoring system for work on obtaining financial aid.
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