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Delaware students and parents of college undergrads, shop smart for college loans. Begin with applying for Federal loans. Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and make absolutely certain to submit it before the deadline. This application is the only way you access federal funds and this is government money set aside for American college students. If you assume you don’t qualify based on family income, please complete the FAFSA anyway. Here’s why: over 2 million students just like you choose NOT to fill out the FAFSA every year. Unfortunately for them most would qualify to receive aid. So just do it.
Delaware’s Higher Education Commission is responsible for administration of a spectrum of financial aid products including a number of valuable loan to scholarship programs:
For more information on incentive loan programs for Delaware students studying dentistry, medicine, veterinary medicine, optometry, or speech pathology, visit the Delaware HEC website.