Comments for Apply Colleges http://applycolleges.net Apply To The College Of Your Choice And How To Get Financial Aid Tue, 07 Sep 2010 17:26:15 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 Comment on Can you take a semester off in college without your financial aid loans coming in? by sjlova86 http://applycolleges.net/can-you-take-a-semester-off-in-college-without-your-financial-aid-loans-coming-in/comment-page-1/#comment-1493 sjlova86 Tue, 07 Sep 2010 17:26:15 +0000 http://applycolleges.net/can-you-take-a-semester-off-in-college-without-your-financial-aid-loans-coming-in/#comment-1493 You have to be enrolled in six credit hours to receive loans. If you are not enrolled you will not receive the funds for that semester. If you are asking if your loans will go into repayment, that depends. Loans go into repayment 6 months after you are enrolled less than half time. So if you take the fall semester off (and did not attend school the summer i.e you were off Summer of 09 and Fall of 09), your loans will begin to go into repayment in November or December until you enroll in school for at least 6 credit hours You have to be enrolled in six credit hours to receive loans. If you are not enrolled you will not receive the funds for that semester. If you are asking if your loans will go into repayment, that depends. Loans go into repayment 6 months after you are enrolled less than half time. So if you take the fall semester off (and did not attend school the summer i.e you were off Summer of 09 and Fall of 09), your loans will begin to go into repayment in November or December until you enroll in school for at least 6 credit hours

]]> Comment on SAT, The College Board, and NASFAA by masakra007 http://applycolleges.net/sat-the-college-board-and-nasfaa/comment-page-1/#comment-1491 masakra007 Tue, 31 Aug 2010 09:59:13 +0000 http://applycolleges.net/sat-the-college-board-and-nasfaa/#comment-1491 I just got done taking a shower! i just watched ur video while im naked! lol xD R I just got done taking a shower! i just watched ur video while im naked! lol xD R

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]]> Comment on SAT, The College Board, and NASFAA by dacianbooj http://applycolleges.net/sat-the-college-board-and-nasfaa/comment-page-1/#comment-1489 dacianbooj Tue, 31 Aug 2010 08:25:43 +0000 http://applycolleges.net/sat-the-college-board-and-nasfaa/#comment-1489 Usually the argument in mind blowing games is better, more logical, than in movies. Movies tend to have the argument rushed, games have time to expand on it.--> WATCH/MEDIA/SITE dot C O // remove / Usually the argument in mind blowing games is better, more logical, than in movies. Movies tend to have the argument rushed, games have time to expand on it.–> WATCH/MEDIA/SITE dot C O // remove /

]]> Comment on Does the cash for clunkers program apply if you buy a used car from a dealership? by Granny Z http://applycolleges.net/does-the-cash-for-clunkers-program-apply-if-you-buy-a-used-car-from-a-dealership/comment-page-1/#comment-1488 Granny Z Fri, 27 Aug 2010 21:35:33 +0000 http://applycolleges.net/does-the-cash-for-clunkers-program-apply-if-you-buy-a-used-car-from-a-dealership/#comment-1488 Brand new,which is dumb.If you can afford a new car you don't need the money. Brand new,which is dumb.If you can afford a new car you don’t need the money.

]]> Comment on Does the cash for clunkers program apply if you buy a used car from a dealership? by Mama Mia http://applycolleges.net/does-the-cash-for-clunkers-program-apply-if-you-buy-a-used-car-from-a-dealership/comment-page-1/#comment-1487 Mama Mia Fri, 27 Aug 2010 21:06:40 +0000 http://applycolleges.net/does-the-cash-for-clunkers-program-apply-if-you-buy-a-used-car-from-a-dealership/#comment-1487 Both but I believe the car has to be less than 3 years old Both but I believe the car has to be less than 3 years old

]]> Comment on Does the cash for clunkers program apply if you buy a used car from a dealership? by Uncle Bo http://applycolleges.net/does-the-cash-for-clunkers-program-apply-if-you-buy-a-used-car-from-a-dealership/comment-page-1/#comment-1486 Uncle Bo Fri, 27 Aug 2010 20:24:24 +0000 http://applycolleges.net/does-the-cash-for-clunkers-program-apply-if-you-buy-a-used-car-from-a-dealership/#comment-1486 Does not apply to used cars, only new. Your current car must be owned and insured by you for at least one year prior to trading in. Does not apply to used cars, only new.

Your current car must be owned and insured by you for at least one year prior to trading in.

]]> Comment on Does the cash for clunkers program apply if you buy a used car from a dealership? by Casey http://applycolleges.net/does-the-cash-for-clunkers-program-apply-if-you-buy-a-used-car-from-a-dealership/comment-page-1/#comment-1485 Casey Fri, 27 Aug 2010 19:47:36 +0000 http://applycolleges.net/does-the-cash-for-clunkers-program-apply-if-you-buy-a-used-car-from-a-dealership/#comment-1485 It applies to any car that fits the criteria. No matter where you bought it from. It applies to any car that fits the criteria. No matter where you bought it from.

]]> Comment on Does the cash for clunkers program apply if you buy a used car from a dealership? by jason http://applycolleges.net/does-the-cash-for-clunkers-program-apply-if-you-buy-a-used-car-from-a-dealership/comment-page-1/#comment-1484 jason Fri, 27 Aug 2010 19:36:35 +0000 http://applycolleges.net/does-the-cash-for-clunkers-program-apply-if-you-buy-a-used-car-from-a-dealership/#comment-1484 New cars only. New cars only.

]]> Comment on The College Solution: A Guide for Everyone Looking for the Right School at the Right Price by Henry W. Gilligan http://applycolleges.net/the-college-solution-a-guide-for-everyone-looking-for-the-right-school-at-the-right-price/comment-page-1/#comment-1480 Henry W. Gilligan Fri, 20 Aug 2010 03:26:05 +0000 http://applycolleges.net/the-college-solution-a-guide-for-everyone-looking-for-the-right-school-at-the-right-price/#comment-1480 <i>Review by Henry W. Gilligan for <a href="http://www.amazon.com/College-Solution-Everyone-Looking-School/dp/0132365707%3FSubscriptionId%3DAKIAJ376C2RJCZVZ6XQQ%26tag%3Dfeaturely-20%26linkCode%3Dxm2%26camp%3D2025%26creative%3D165953%26creativeASIN%3D0132365707" rel="nofollow">The College Solution: A Guide for Everyone Looking for the Right School at the Right Price</a></i> <b>Rating: <img src="http://applycolleges.net/wp-content/plugins/WPRobot3/images/5.png" ></b> This book contains useful information for selecting and paying for college. It follows the belief that small private liberal arts colleges generally provide a superior undergraduate education when compared to large universities. It is, of course, not the only book to follow that reasoning. In this book, however, there is a strong emphasis on the issue of minimizing costs and paying the bill. The book covers such topics as financial aid, merit money, scholarships, student and parent loans, education investment accounts, and other sources of funding. <br /> <br />The writer is somewhat critical of the well-known college rating guides. She exposes the weaknesses of such guides, reminding the reader that the ratings are based upon responses to questionaires, the colleges' entry standards, and the opinions of those associated with the colleges rather than on actual knowledge of the colleges. As noted in the book, it would be impossible when evaluating hundreds of colleges and univerities to become intimately acquainted with all of them. <br /> <br />The writer commends the well-known and popular book "Colleges That Change Lives", but notes that even that book has its flaws. For example, she accurately points out that Antioch College is among the 40 colleges covered in the book. Yet, Antioch College is now closed. She does not attempt to tackle the underlying reasons for the declining enrollment that eventually forced its closure, but she provides us with a reminder that there are more issues to consider when choosing a college than just its ability to change lives. <br /> <br />Overall, I definitely feel that this is a book that those who are beginning their college search should read. Review by Henry W. Gilligan for The College Solution: A Guide for Everyone Looking for the Right School at the Right Price
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This book contains useful information for selecting and paying for college. It follows the belief that small private liberal arts colleges generally provide a superior undergraduate education when compared to large universities. It is, of course, not the only book to follow that reasoning. In this book, however, there is a strong emphasis on the issue of minimizing costs and paying the bill. The book covers such topics as financial aid, merit money, scholarships, student and parent loans, education investment accounts, and other sources of funding.

The writer is somewhat critical of the well-known college rating guides. She exposes the weaknesses of such guides, reminding the reader that the ratings are based upon responses to questionaires, the colleges’ entry standards, and the opinions of those associated with the colleges rather than on actual knowledge of the colleges. As noted in the book, it would be impossible when evaluating hundreds of colleges and univerities to become intimately acquainted with all of them.

The writer commends the well-known and popular book “Colleges That Change Lives”, but notes that even that book has its flaws. For example, she accurately points out that Antioch College is among the 40 colleges covered in the book. Yet, Antioch College is now closed. She does not attempt to tackle the underlying reasons for the declining enrollment that eventually forced its closure, but she provides us with a reminder that there are more issues to consider when choosing a college than just its ability to change lives.

Overall, I definitely feel that this is a book that those who are beginning their college search should read.

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