#MNPSVoices: Amy Dinkel, 2022 Tennessee School Social Worker of the Year, has spent two decades in the Hillsboro cluster “I always tell my students: Once my student, always my student.”
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#DYK we provide approximately $112 billion in grant, work-study, and loan funds each year to help students pay for college or career school? It’s paw-sible you may be eligible! Find out by filling out your FAFSA form: https://t.co/wdDmg7cr0I
When you receive your financial aid offers this spring, you may see both subsidized and unsubsidized federal loans listed. Take a look at the differences: https://t.co/Nd6RLbVvP9
Have you started to receive financial aid offers? Before you make any decisions, learn how to evaluate and compare your offers 👉 https://t.co/QX19EDxGC5
Rising Seniors: Earn HS credit & get paid through a work-based learning job next school year. The application is open through April 14.
A work-based learning position has helped Charles Browning explore what he wants to do after graduation.
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It's the first FAFSA Friday! Over the next few weeks, we will be addressing common misconceptions and mistakes associated with filing the FAFSA to make sure you are well-informed before filing one of your own. Get started on your FAFSA: https://t.co/Fo87NqDMkE
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Seniors should fill out the @FAFSA as soon as possible to receive financial aid for college. Get started: https://t.co/zkXhxC71jf. 💵 Seniors who complete the #FAFSA can also earn a chance at $40,000 and $500 #BigFutureScholarships. Learn more: https://t.co/5EnCant5EV.
It's October 1 which means the 2023-24 FAFSA® is officially open! If you're a senior, it's time to start collecting your docs. Visit https://t.co/Cy3oICKXZb to get started.
Three reasons why we ❤️ the ACT fee waiver program:
1. You don't have to pay anything to take the ACT! 🎉
2. Free learning resources are included.
3. You can send additional ACT score reports for free.
View the ACT fee waiver eligibility requirements now: https://t.co/F3HtEGdc6S
Here are four tips to keep in mind as you plan for college:
1. Pay attention when college representatives visit
2. Read about college
3. Gather info about financial aid
4. Start compiling a list of scholarships
Learn more about building a college list: https://t.co/zpA8DdV9Xn