No quick fix for college aid scams debunks mail offers
Charles J. Shields warns families about cash for college scams and outlines real paths to aid. He explains franchise operators use databases and mass mailings, often promising three grants with strings like military enlistment. He urges students to study, use school search tools, and complete federal aid forms for genuine aid opportunities.
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