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Managing your money is an important part of being a responsible adult.

Quite often people say, “I have no money to manage because I’m a broke

college student!” When you start paying attention to your sources of

income and where your money goes, you might just be surprised to find out

that there is more financial complexity to manage than you think. To

succeed as a college graduate, it is just as important to have a sound

financial plan, as it is to have a sound academic plan.

Choosing to go back to school is an exciting time. Once you select the

perfect program, your emphasis needs to shift toward paying for your

education. Hopefully, you have been saving for college and can afford the

college of your choice. If you’re like most students however, you need to

find alternate options for covering your college education. There are several

methods that are available for financing education, including:

Self-financing

Government loans

Government grants

State funding

Private loans

Scholarships

Section 8 – Responsible Borrowing and Budgeting

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