Image description: An illustration from The Rocket Book, an illustrated story published in 1912 that is now available to read online at Read.gov as part of the Library of Congress’s online rare books collection.
Find more books from the Library of Congress that you can read online at Read.gov.
Public libraries have more than just books. You can also borrow DVDs, CDs, and even e-books. Find a library near you.
Calling all parents! Join Kids.gov and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau this afternoon from 2-4 p.m. EST for a Twitter chat on how to talk to your kids about money.
Join the conversation by following Kids.gov (@kidsgov) and CFPB (@cfpb) on Twitter and using the hashtag #MoneyTalk in your tweets.
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EducationUSA, a Department of State website, has helpful information on the steps international undergraduate and graduate students should take to study in the U.S., including information about financial aid.
Learn more about financial aid for international graduate students.
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There are very few grants available to individuals. Most grants are awarded to places like universities, states, and non-profits.
You may be eligible for loans or student aid, however.
