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What is a Pell Grant?

Answered By Sidney Trellis


A Pell grant is not compared to loans because it is not repaid. You can receive a Pell grant for your schooling and definitely you will never repay it after you finish college. It is only given to undergraduates who have finished a bachelor’s degree or a professional degree. A professional degree is earned only after finishing a bachelor degree like dentistry, medicine and law. You can also receive Pell grants for attending a post baccalaureate teacher certification program.

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