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Four scholarships are up for grabs.

Your military service and patronage of military.com can save you hundreds on college entrance exam test prep.

If you are a totally disabled or unemployable veteran with student loan debt, the Department of Education is looking for you.

Looking for money for school? These military spouse and family scholarships have deadlines over Spring, 2018.

Several programs can help ease the burdens associated with academic pursuits while being deployed.

700 scholarships will be awarded for school year 2017-18. There will be at least one recipient at every commissary location

700 scholarships will be awarded for school year 2017-18. There will be at least one recipient at every commissary location

Did you know the military can help you pay off your student loans In special cases you may even have your loans totally forgi...

Good news for you: Being a military spouse can actually make some parts of going back to school easier.

Student debt is a ticking time bomb that threatens to derail many young adults' financial futures.

Veterans and their dependents have many sources of money for school that the general public doesn't have.

Students who lost a parent in Iraq or Afghanistan after 9/11/2001 may be eligible for a special Pell grant worth over $5,000.

When should you file your FAFSA? The short answer is: it depends.

If you dread filling out tax forms at the end of the year, there's an easy way to take care of your FAFSA information.

The FAFSA is a great way to get financial assistance for a college education. Here are some great resources to help fill one...

Congratulations! You submitted your FAFSA! Wondering what happens next?

Completing the FAFSA is the first step in accessing the more than $150 billion available in federal student aid.

College application deadlines are fast approaching and you may be wondering if you can even afford to go to college.

If you need financial aid to help you pay for college you should complete the Fee Application for Federal Student Aid.

Here are some things I wish I had known when I was graduating and getting ready to start repaying my student loans.

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