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  • 04/01/00
From Jobtrak.com comes ScholarshipTRAK, a free online database of scholarships and student loan sources for college and graduate students. The free service allows students to easily search for available college funding. A search engine combs more than 8,000 funding sources and selects those matching a student’s profile. It provides each funding source’s eligibility requirements, due dates, number of awards, award amounts, and contact information. Another area offers information on federal programs, including information from state education offices and post-secondary funding offices. One section gives tips for college financing, and another focuses on federal loan programs. Students can also access a host of other career resources through Jobtrak.com. ScholarshipTRAK, Los Angeles, CA, www.jobtrak.com.

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