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FAFSA Workshop at Skilled Craft Training Center

December 31st, 2010 davidguide

Need money to attend college? The first step in the college financial aid process is to complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid or FAFSA. West Kentucky Community and Technical College is hosting two free FAFSA workshops at the Skilled Craft Training Center near Mayfield. The workshops will help students and their families complete the FAFSA application that’s required to apply for financial assistance for higher education. Parents and students should bring their completed IRS 1040 Form and 2010 income information to the workshop. FAFSA WORKSHOPS AT THE SKILLED CRAFT TRAINING CENTER: . January 11, 2011: 1-4 PM . February 8, 2011: 5-8 PM Class size is limited. To reserve a seat, call Nancy Draffen at 270-856-2400 after January 3. Spring classes at West Kentucky Community and Technical College begins January 10. Registration continues January 4.

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