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Chemistry, 13.04.2021 20:30 summerj0hns17
Meadow is getting ready to attend college next year. She’s thinking about ways to pay for it. Which of these is the best first step for her to take in planning her finances?
A) apply for the work-study program at the college
B) apply for as many scholarships as possible
C) apply for a Perkins Loan
D) apply for a bank loan
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