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You have probably heard this a million times, but I’ll repeat it: If you want to be financially secure, you will need a college education. Unless you’re Mark Zuckerberg, you need to attend and graduate from school. Even NBA and NFL stars are now expected to give college a shot before hitting the big leagues. Hollywood is still an option, but from what I hear (from every third person who shares the dream), it’s competitive.

An education is a cherished commodity, and the price tags reflect it. Many students interested in receiving a college degree will need assistance with affording it. Thankfully, plenty of financial aid is available, especially where undergraduate scholarships are concerned. Philanthropic organizations, large corporations, understanding individuals and the government all work together to provide students with the support they need to attend college.

That’s good news for anxious undergraduates worried about the financial consequences of obtaining a postsecondary education. Two types of scholarships, the corporate and the private, can be particularly helpful to these individuals.

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