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75. How do I prepare to pay for college for multiples? At first all parents feel this issue is a lifetime away, but parents of multiples should start planning college funds as soon as the family is financially able. Start by researching funding options, and remember, federal financial aid currently considers how many people in a family are attending college at the same time. Also, parents should consider saving for their retirement years first as there are no loans, grants or financial aid for that. According to LifeTips' list of Wacky, Unusual, Left-Handed Scholarships and other sources, the following is a list of colleges with discounts or scholarships that are available to twins, triplets or higher:
The book titled Raising Multiple Birth Children includes information about sending multiples to college and is available through MOST's Amazon affiliate program. Other online sources with scholarship listings specifically for multiples:
The US Department of Education's Student Aid on the Web site has information on grants, loans, repayment calculators, updates on the FAFSA forms, the application and admission process, and much more. Petersons.com (search tools for some of the best colleges and universities, articles, and resources to help you find the right school, contact admissions officials instantly, excel on tests, and pay for college.) For a list of other college and college test prep resources, visit our MOST Jr School page. Please
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