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Counting the Money to Count On

With tuition at a terrifying high, many families may be hoping, or relying, on scholarships, grants, and/or loans to put an engineering student through school. How do they determine if financial aid will be enough? At the Milwaukee School of Engineering, and other schools, a net price calculator can help make an estimate of the final cost.

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Tips to Finance<br /> Grad School

Tips to Finance Grad School

Even if you are saddled with undergraduate loans, there are creative ways in which you can afford to finance a graduate education.

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Raising Money for <br />Financial Aid: <br />One School's Story

Raising Money for Financial Aid: One School's Story

The head of fundraising at Michigan Tech discusses the school's current national campaign to increase its ability to offer more financial aid to students.

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Basic Engineering Technical Group (BETG)

Comprised of six Divisions concerned with the application of basic engineering principles

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Applied Mechanics Division (AMD)

Energy and Technology Management Group (ETMG)

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Financial Aid has become a critical component of the education process in recent decades as the cost of attending a university and entering an engineering program has skyrocketed. Government financial aid can be obtained by filling out a FAFSA, which offers students the opportunity to forego a significant amount of their educational costs until after graduation. Stafford Loans and Perkins Loans are examples of leading offerings.

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