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Borrow audio, photography and video equipment for academic and creative projects instead of buying equipment for occasional use.
Stanford undergraduate, co-term and graduate students and postdocs; reservations and loan rules apply.
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Earn wages through approved public-service employment during the academic year or summer, with eligibility determined by Financial Aid.
Enrolled undergraduates with qualifying aid; international students and the summer after senior-year graduation are excluded.
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Check the FLI Library before buying required books. Available donated textbooks can be borrowed without charge for the quarter.
First-generation and/or low-income students; book availability and checkout rules apply.
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Request reimbursement for documented, unexpected expenses outside the standard student budget that could interfere with academic progress.
Graduate students with qualifying financial emergencies incurred while enrolled; case review required and awards may be taxable.
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Use Stanford's student-services directory to find equipment lending and financial resources, including the Opportunity Fund and graduate support.
Laptop lending is listed for actively enrolled students; eligibility varies for other listed programs.
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Learn how outside scholarships can reduce the student work expectation and how Stanford coordinates awards with existing aid.
Undergraduate aid-package coordination rules apply; report outside awards.
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Research grants that help cover expenses for student-designed research, arts and independent projects. Plan ahead with a faculty mentor and undergraduate advising director; funding is not retroactive.
Full-time Stanford undergraduates meeting research-program rules; eligible coterms must not have conferred the undergraduate degree or be paying graduate tuition. Quarterly deadlines and mentor endorsement apply.
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Review Stanford scholarship support and federal grant consideration. The official guide explains how aid combines with student employment and outside awards.
Undergraduate financial need and aid application rules apply; Stanford currently replaces usual Cal Grant support with institutional funding.
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Explore free academic software, educational discounts and computer-cluster access before purchasing individual software licenses.
Licensing, academic-use restrictions and costs vary by software.
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Read IRS guidance on qualified tuition programs and how education savings may be used.
Qualified expenses, distributions and tax coordination rules apply. Review current IRS guidance for your situation.
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Find out whether this VA program and a participating school can help with tuition beyond Post-9/11 GI Bill coverage.
Requires the 100% Post-9/11 benefit level and a participating school's approval. School limits and available places apply; listing here does not confirm campus participation.
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Find net-price calculators, College Scorecard and tools to compare financial aid offers and costs beyond tuition.
Planning tools are publicly available. Estimates and aid offers differ; compare grants and scholarships separately from loans.
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Compare two federal education credits and use the IRS eligibility tool before claiming qualified expenses.
Income, enrollment and expense rules apply. The same student cannot receive both credits for the same year; avoid double-counting expenses used for other tax benefits.
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Explore federal grant programs and their application requirements.
Requirements vary by grant; review the official provider's eligibility rules.
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Use the government benefits guide to research food, housing, health coverage and utility support alongside campus services.
Each program sets its own income, residency and household rules. Students may face additional restrictions; use the official agency's screening process.
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Explore VA education programs and compare benefits that may help with tuition, books and training costs.
Qualifying Veterans, service members and certain family members; eligibility, approved programs and benefit levels vary.
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Learn how a completed AmeriCorps service term can lead to an award for qualifying education expenses or student loans.
Requires successful qualifying service and National Service Trust enrollment. Institution, expense, usage-period and lifetime-award rules apply.
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Learn how FAFSA connects you with federal, state and campus aid, and find the official application and deadline guidance.
Aid has separate eligibility and enrollment requirements. School and state priority dates may be earlier than the federal deadline.
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Learn about grants, work-study, scholarships and other aid sources before comparing your options.
Federal, state and institutional requirements differ.
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