¿Necesitas más ayuda financiera para la universidad? Esta nueva ley te facilitará solicitarla

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Una nueva ley de California exigirá que las universidades informen claramente a los estudiantes sobre cómo solicitar ayuda financiera adicional si consideran que la cantidad otorgada no es suficiente. Las instituciones también deberán publicar cómo calculan los costos de asistencia, que se utilizan para determinar la cantidad de ayuda financiera que reciben los estudiantes.

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