In addition, students who already have scholarships
and loans through the GSFC can easily and securely access
their files to see which awards they have received, check
repayment schedules and contact representatives about their
accounts. "We have created a truly interactive communications link
for parents and students seeking educational opportunities
beyond high school," said commission executive director
Glenn Newsome.
Newsome said one of the best new features on the site
is "Mapping Your Future." This link offers guidance in
career planning and selection of a college, in addition to
"Frequently Asked Questions" about student financial aid. It also
includes useful advice on resume preparation, job hunting and
interviewing tips, a calendar of important dates in the financial
aid process and links to other scholarship resources.
Through links to these other web sites, students can also
fill out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, which
is required for all federal and state aid programs,
including Georgia's HOPE Scholarship Program.
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