Putting off planning for college can cost you in many ways. Starting with your junior year, you need to stay on track researching colleges that you like, studying for and taking admissions tests, and filing admissions and financial aid applications. It's quite a task, and your to-do list doesn't stop here. There are also scholarship applications to complete, campuses to visit and letters of recommendation to request. These calendars can help.
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You are encouraged to explore all scholarship, grant and federal borrowing options before applying for a private loan.
