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            "text": "If you applied for admission to a school and have been accepted (although not all schools require students to be accepted before telling them of their eligibility for aid), and you listed that school on your FAFSA, the school will calculate your aid and send you an electronic or paper “award letter” telling you how much aid you’re eligible to receive at that school. The timing of the award letter varies from school to school and could be as early as springtime (awarding for the fall) or as late as immediately before you start school. It depends on when you apply and how the school prefers to schedule awarding of aid."
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            "text": "You can compare aid offers from the schools to which you applied and see which school is the most affordable once financial aid is taken into account. Keep in mind that the financial aid office at the school will determine how much financial aid you're eligible to receive. Contact the school's financial aid office if you have any questions about your award letter or the aid being offered to you."
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            "text": "You don't have to. When your school financial aid office sends you an award letter, they'll tell you how to indicate which financial aid you want to accept. A good approach is to start by accepting the financial aid funds you don't have to pay back, such as grants."
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            "text": "Look carefully at your options and make sure you accept only what you need, especially when it comes to loans, which you’ll have to pay back."
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            "text": "In most cases, your federal student aid will be applied directly to your school account. The financial aid staff at your school will explain exactly how and when your aid will be paid out. They will also let you know whether you need to meet any other requirements. If you're getting federal student loans for the first time, you must complete entrance counseling and sign a master promissory note before you receive your loan money."
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