One of the numerous potential sources of financial aid for college students is a Federal Pell Grant. This grant is a form of need-based financial aid, and unlike a loan, the money does not have to be repaid. Eligible students receive a specified amount each year under this program.
New Legislation Means Boost in Pell Grants
New Legislation Means Boost in Pell Grants
by Beth Fertig
NEW YORK, NY April 02, 2010 —Pell grants for college are worth more now that President Barack Obama has signed the Health
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Obama's budget calls for Pell Grant expansionObama's budget calls for Pell Grant expansion
His proposal would increase the program to nearly $35 billion in aid, and making it an entitlement program with guaranteed availability to anyone eligi
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Overhaul to the Federal Student Loan Program Overhaul to the Federal Student Loan Program
Published: April 4, 2010
With all of America debating health care reform, you may be surprised to learn that the recently passed health care legislat
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Pell grants, other student aid can help older college studentsPell grants, other student aid can help older college students
By Sandra Block, USA TODAY
As the labor market becomes increasingly competitive, millions of Americans who are out of work or worried
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