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Kennedy Introduces Legislation That Would Alter Federal Financial Aid

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On April 3 Senator Edward M. Kennedy (D-MA) introduced legislation that would make sweeping changes to federal financial aid. The bill, given the short name ''Strengthening Student Aid for All Act,'' is intended to ensure students have sufficient access to financial aid, in the forms of both grants and loans.

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	If you are still in-school, you may reserve your consolidation for graduation with Law School Loans. By signing and returning your application now, you will be guaranteed the current low rates on your consolidation, and you will not have to think about your consolidation again until you enter repayment.

The federal student loan consolidation program is intended to help students better manage their loans. Because getting higher education is expensive and millions of students rely on student loans to finance their education, federal loan consolidation provides a break for graduates with debt.