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Those who pay the least for society are often the best informed. The works here are a few of the top guides without there that can show you by what means to get a higher education without spending a fortune.

* Don't Miss Out: The Ambitious Student's Guide to Financial Aid, 2005-2006 edition by means of Anna and Robert Leider (Octameron Asssociates, $15 postpaid, www octameron.com). Octameron publishes near of the best books upon the market about getting into and affording literary institution [i]or[/i] seminary of learning They're short and concise, and written in a friendly, frequently funny style. Yet all their main division s deliver practical advice and information about the financial aid proces that you don't papal court anywhere else. Don't Miss revealed is really a "must-read" for scholars heading to college and their parents.

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