How to register for U-Promise college savings?
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Go here and start filling out the form...\n\nhttp://www.upromise.com/vishompg?ax=searchaff-google-vhp&cm_ven=searchaff&cm_cat=google&cm_ite=vhp
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try this and get educated about your options.\n\nhttp://www.savingforcollege.com/.\n\nthey will probably be eligible for financial aid, loans and scholarships.  there are many types of scholarships - not just for athletics.\nBut savings is still the best way as not all aid and scholarships cover the incidentals.\n\nI have found that the pre paid college plans are a dynamite way to save for college.
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In the US you have to show a tax return.... Not sure about the UK or AU. Ask the financial aid office at the college.
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save up to 80% http://mybenefitsplus.com/40436527
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try going to collegeboard.com or other college sites. there is a whole thing you can fill out, like what applies to you and what doesnt, you get to check off if you are a foster child, etc. \ni put two links for you.
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You can do this via your own bank's online banking service.  The bank's website should have details of how you can register for this.
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Take the proof of your allotment of seat from the university. Contact any local bank(local to the university). Have any property of yours, then be ready with necessary documents. Then, you will surely get a loan from the bank.
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All you can do is just sign up for everything...loans, scholarships and grants.  The financial aid office should have info on everything available...just ask!
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Well, it depends on the university you are going to join. Also, the US consulate would check your financial status. I think you need to have IT returns of last three years, of your father's if you are a dependent. Also, his bank balance sheet over one year.\nBest is to talk to students who have already made it to the US. Imnteract and learn more realities from them.
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try this site\n\nhttp://www.futureaccountant.com/
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If you are unable to open a charge account anywhere, open a savings account at your bank or credit union and as soon as you have $200 saved, borrow $200 using your savings as your collateral.  Be sure to make every payment on time.  Use the bank or credit union as a credit reference to open an account elsewhere.  You might need to do this more than once to establish a credit HISTORY, but your bank will be more than happy to help you get started.  If you are eligible to join a credit union, they offer even more services and are often more "personal" and helpful.  Good luck!
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You could apply to the Financial aid office of the university/ HE institute you will be attending. Usually most facilities have some sort of scheme which may or may not be available to you. It never hurts to ask.
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apply. go on the website
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Well, most universities require you to fill out an application form and a financial aid form.  \n\nAlso, at your desired university, there are financial aid councelors that will look at your financial situation and your family's financial situation and help you get all the money you can. Also, you can go to websites like www.fastweb.com and apply for scholarships.  \n\nOne thing though, most scholarships require that you write a response essay to a question that they give. The best essay usually wins.  But the university will have money to give, also. (Don't pay for scholarships. If a site asks you to pay in order to use it's services, find a new scholarship site).\n\nSo, contact your university or look them up online and go to their financial aid (fin aid) site and contact a counselor.\n\nHope that made sense!
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after choosing a university to attend, they will send you info. on scholarships if you request them. good luck!
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go to website and register
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Some other areas are to check locally with professional women's groups, community foundations and also check your library or university library.  There is a big blue book that lists scholarships, grants and fellowships that is put out every year.  Your librarian will know what I am talking about.    Also look for areas such as essay contest and such that provide money too.  There are typically two times,at the university level for undergraduate money to be given, when you enter as a freshman and also at your junior year (normally when you are in more of your major classes.  Talk with the Dean's office on scholarships to apply for that are only offered to students of that college.  Financial Aid should also have a list of these.  March 1st is usually the time next years applications are due.  I am speaking from personal experience since I have worked for three universities.