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Use their LoanFinder to get objective apples-to-apples comparisons of student loans, matching you with the loans that best fit your needs. Use AbsolutelyScholarships to generate targeted results from multiple scholarships databases (only one form to fill out). Also has lots of financial aid advice, news, and tips.

FastWeb automatically matches your background with eligibility requirements for scholarships from around the country and advises you about scholarship opportunities for free.

A complete guide to the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).

Extensive resource site with a scholarship search feature, articles on financial aid, and links to financial aid providers.

This site from America's Learning Exchange offers the Financial Aid Advisor to help determine what forms of aid the user is qualified for as well as providing links to government resources, calculator and estimators, and tax credits and deductions.

Financial Aid section of the Kaplan Test site.

This U.S. News site offers interactive a tool to help predict the bill, and a repayment calculator and see how much you'll end up paying on those loans. To get a great education for less, take a look at the best values rankings or find out if your state offers scholarships to keep you in-state.

This site provides access to a scholarship search and information on college costs and financial aid facts. The site covers the types of financial aid loans available and provides information on how to apply for loans, eligibility, and repayment information.

Included on this site is information on scholarships and loans and a calculator to determine how much money you need to save for college.

The Scholarship Resource Network Express is a free searchable database of college scholarships, fellowships, and educational loan programs for both undergraduate and postgraduate studies.

An online version of the United States Department of Education's publication detailing what is available from the variety of federal student assistance programs.

Sallie Mae's MBA LOANS Program is America's lowest-cost, most convenient, and most accessible program to help you finance your graduate business education. It's the only loan program sponsored by the Graduate Management Admission Council®.

With MBA LOANS you can finance the entire cost of your graduate business education by combining a Federal Stafford Loan with the private Business Education LoanSM (previously called the Tuition Loan ProgramSM).

"GradLoans.com is part of the Student Loan Network - your online guide to student loans and affiliated with American Express Education Loans. We will walk you through the entire loan process, from completing the FAFSA form (including explaining what FAFSA stands for - Free Application for Federal Student Aid) to application through receiving your check. Hopefully, all your questions will be answered here."

"Access Group, Inc. is a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing access to education through affordable financing and related services. In addition to providing private and federal loans to graduate and professional school students, we also offer a variety of debt management materials and software, a need analysis service, and a host of online services for schools and students."

FinAid was established in the fall of 1994 as a public service. This award-winning site has grown into the most comprehensive annotated collection of information about student financial aid on the web.

The New York Daily News called FinAid "the hottest site on the Internet for financial aid tips." It is "the best place to begin a search" according to the Chicago Sun-Times, and "the grand-daddy of all Web sites" according to the Boston Globe. Yahoo Internet Life said to "make FinAid your first stop. This site offers some of the best 'how to' guidance on securing financial aid."

The site has won awards from the College Board, the National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators, the National Association of Graduate and Professional Students and the American Institute for Public Service.

Funding Your Education, an introductory publication for students not yet enrolled in a postsecondary school, provides general information about the U.S. Department of Education's federal student financial aid programs and how to apply for them.

"The mission of Scholarships.com is to assist students in obtaining scholarship awards for college and help in exploring the many financial aid opportunities available to students as well as parents. We provide information and resources necessary to discover the many local, state and national scholarship and grant opportunities available, in addition to the many Federal and private loan options for funding a college education."

Three experts offer some sound advice on negotiating the complicated process of financing that costly MBA education