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Private Business and Vocational Schools
What You Should Know about Financial Aid
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Not all schools are eligible to offer
financial aid. If you are considering a school that does,
there are a few important facts you need to remember.
- Before you sign any type of application for financial
aid, be sure to read the entire document.
- Be aware of the difference between a Pell Grant and a
loan. Loans must be repaid. You will receive a payment
schedule telling you when you will have to start repayment,
the amount of each monthly installment, and where your payments
should be sent. Pell Grants are provided to qualifying students
as assistance in furthering their education. Not all schools
eligible to offer financial aid qualify to offer Pell Grant,
so be sure you understand if you are applying for a loan
or a grant.
- If you have reason to suspect any fraud, or abuse involving
federal student aid funds, you may call the following toll-free
number: 1 (800) MIS-USED. This number is the hotline to
the U. S. Department of Educations Inspector Generals
office. You may remain anonymous if you wish.
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