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Articles in Nov-Dec, 2004 issue of Careers and Colleges

• Cash for creativity: a poster design contest
• Financial aid confidential: our Q&A with financial aid pros gives you the inside scoop on the aid process
  by Don Rauf
• Are you headed for an all-noodle diet?
• Coffee talk
• Spring breaks with tradition
• Invest in your future
  by Paul McKeefry
• Step-by-step through FAFSA: this frees application can lead you to a wealth of financial aid, and filling it out is not as hard as you may think
  by Anna Leider
• Web watch: here are a few super sites about financial aid that you should check out
• Student shopper: here are a few new products worth investing in that can save you money in the long run
• How to get your fair share: maximize your financial aid with federal, state, college, and private funding
  by Don Rauf
• The real cost of college: don't let a school's sticker price shock you into not applying
  by Tracey Randinelli
• Rave reviews
• Are state schools still a bargain
  by Traci Mosser
• New digs
• Salute & save: use this chart for a quick look at how the military can help you pay for college
• Feature flick: Ireland
• Financial news
• Stretch your college dollars
• RAs rule
• Financial aid timeline: keep up with deadlines and the application process
• Pay less for college
• 40 hot scholarships: scholarships are one of the best types of college aid because they provide free money—you don't have to pay them back
  by Lori Grandstaff
• Great schools at great prices: the staff at Careers & Colleges gives its picks of schools offering a great value
  by Don Rauf
• Some colleges up the ante
• How I hit the $100,000 jackpot
  by Shayla Price
• Quinnipiac University
• Is college worth it?
• Just like ESPN
• 5 financial aid tips
• Lowdown on loans: loans can be a practical, low-cost way to pay for college, but to stay financially afloat you can't afford to get in debt over your head
  by Don Rauf