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New Students Should Explore Financial Aid Options To Make Their Distance Learning Degree Program Plans A Reality

People who are in the work force know that things are getting tougher; the economic numbers aren’t great and they won’t be for a while. That’s why many working adults are heading back to school to get a college degree or to get additional training to help ensure job security. People who work know that additional education can help them retain their positions at work or even to move up or into a new career field.

However, just because you’re a working adult doesn’t mean you have a lot of extra money to spend on school. If you have a family, the money available for “luxury” purchases, like a college education, just may not be available in the budget. You may find yourself in a situation with no apparent solution, especially if you are just getting by.

Surprisingly, millions of dollars in financial aid goes unclaimed every year because people make assumptions about what they will be qualified for. Now, more middle income families will qualify for financial aid of one kind or another. It is very likely that if a person is not qualified for one particular type of aid, they will be qualified for another. In order to find out if you are eligible for any kind of finical aid, the first thing you need to do is complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).

Students returning to school have several options when applying for financial aid. Among the most popular type of financing are grants and scholarships, because they are not like loans. Students do not have to repay the grant once they graduate. The Pell Grant is a federal grant (funded by the government) that is a need-based grant. That means that the amount of money that is awarded is based on the student’s financial needs. Students who are in the lowest income brackets will receive the highest awards.

In 2009, Congress passed the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA), which increased funding for the Pell Grant, as well as some other important changes. The top award has been increased to $5,350, with additional increases due to cost of living adjustments scheduled through the 2013 – 2014 school year. Now students who go to school on a part time basis because they need to work can qualify to receive Pell Grant money, whereas before the ARRA, only full time students qualified.

Two other extremely important changes to the Pell Grant are that awards are now available for summer semesters, instead of only during the fall and spring semesters. That means that students who are enrolled may apply for and receive two Pell Grants in one year, instead of having to take classes at a slower pace because they only had funding from one grant per year. The other change is meant to benefit students who find themselves unemployed during this rough economic period. Previously, when you provided proof of unemployment, you had to wait a year to be eligible for the Pell Grant. Now, once you provide proof of unemployment, you are immediately eligible to receive the grant.

The second type of “free” funding that we are going to look at today is scholarship funding. There are literally thousands of scholarships available for students who need help paying for school. As a general rule, scholarship money is tied to a specific factor that relates to the student. For example, there are many scholarships available that are geared specifically to women and minority students. Women and minorities who are interested in math or engineering careers have many scholarships available to them because those two professions in particular are working hard to recruit women and minorities.

Adults who are returning to school after a break from higher education may have more options available for funding than they did even a year ago as research into back to school loans information will show. The government is working to put together programs to get adults back to school and Americans back to work, and that includes education and job training programs. Make applications for everything; even if you think you may not qualify; many adults returning to both traditional and online degree programs have been surprised at the amount of funding they were eligible for. You may find yourself in the same position, but you won’t ever know if you don’t take the first step.

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