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WVU Extension to host December FAFSA information sessions
West Virginia University Extension will host informational financial aid sessions geared toward prospective college students and their parents or guardians. The sessions will take a comprehensive look at how the financial aid process works.
The next installment of this training will be on Dec. 9 at 6 p.m. via Zoom. The class is free to participants; however, limited spaces are available. Anyone interested must register ahead of time.
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