October 17, 2008, Newsletter Issue #70: Levels of Scholarships and Financial Aid For a Degree in Accounting

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The key to your availability of scholarship money and both government and private educational loans is accreditation . Whether you are pursuing your degree in accounting on-campus or online, you will have scholarship and financial aid options that will give you the ability to cover most or all of your tuition and school expenses. Along with all local, state and national general scholarships and federal government education loans, you will have the ability to access some scholarships offered only to students pursuing a degree in accounting.

The American Institute of Certified Public Accountants and other professional accounting organizations offer numerous scholarships and other financial aid for students studying for a degree in accounting. Some of these would not only be very financially helpful to you, but might give you additional recognition with organizations and associations that you may want to embrace after your graduation with a degree in accounting.


Government education loans (Stafford and PLUS loans) are also available to complete your financial plan for earning a degree in accounting. With user-friendly interest rates and repayment plans (payments are not due until after you earn your degree), this financial aid will help you complete your tuition requirements.

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