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While your child is devoting their time to filling out college applications, it’s a great idea for you to start thinking about how to improve their chances of getting a generous financial aid package.

Procrastination can get to the best of us when it comes to tucking away money for university. Maybe you keep telling yourself there will be more time to save for college in the future or you’ll get around to it when you’re in a better situation financially. It’s hard balancing your financial obligations with something...

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Learn how Christopher Gray turned his struggle to fund his education into a national service to help people across the country achieve their dreams.

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Mary McLeod Bethune left a legacy of empowering women and minorities through education and access to services. Read more about this amazing woman, and her impact on generations of Americans.

Willard fought for women to have an education in subjects like math and philosophy instead of the ones taught at finishing school. In 1821, she founded Troy Female Seminary, the first school in the US to offer higher education to women.

Patsy Mink spent her career fighting for both gender, and racial equality, affordable childcare, bilingual education and was an author of Title IX, a federal civil rights law. She was also a woman of many firsts. Keep reading to learn more about her fight to empower women in education.

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