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February 7th 2019: Financial Aid Appeals; Demonstrated Interest; Contacting Colleges

It is financial aid award season, and we’re here to guide you through it. First up is how to appeal a financial aid award, from determining whether or not you have grounds for an appeal to how to approach the appeals process. We’ll also discuss demonstrated interest, including what it is and how you can use it to positively impact your college application process. Finally, we’ll talk you through the best ways to communicate with colleges.

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Sara Calvert-Kubrom

Sara Calvert-Kubrom has held in a variety of positions in higher education, starting with her time advising students and planning academic events as part of her work in the Women’s and Gender Studies program at Boston College.

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