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Free information from the United States Department of Education about funding post-secondary education. Information on Federal student aid programs, financial aid forms, and help deciding on a career. Also in Spanish.

Chase, with corporate headquarters in New York City, provides banking services worldwide. On the website, users can learn about credit cards, checking and savings accounts, CDs, debit cards, and online banking.

This travel website features low airline flight fares. Users can search for flights by city or airport. Users can also reserve rental cars and hotels.

Citibank.com is the source of information about and access to domestic financial services provided by Citibank retail banking and other Citibank services.

The University of Wisconsin Computer Science site is a full description of the programs, students, and application procedures. The Program, which started in 1963, serves both undergraduate and graduate students.

Debian is a computer operating system based on Linux. The system was developed by a student in 1993 and is now an organization of volunteers. The software can be downloaded for free from the Debian site or a CD can be purchased.

Discover Card is a credit card issued by Discover Financial Services. Since its inception in 1986, the company has grown to have over 50 million cardmembers. On the website, users can find out about the various kinds of discover cards available.

The DOE was created in 1980 to foster educational excellence and ensure equal access.

Ornj.net is the homepage for Mark McIntyre, a graduate student in Canada. McIntyre has developed three software programs: Araneae (a text editor), Citrus Alarm Clock (an online alarm clock), and Web Album Generator.

Founded in 1831, the University of Alabama, located in Tuscaloosa, is the state's flagship university. There are almost 24,000 students, graduate and undergraduate at UA enrolled in over 200 programs.

VideoLAN, which began as a student project at the Ecole Centrale Paris, is a software project, which produces free software for video, released under the GNU General Public License. Their main product is the cross-platform VLC media player.

Student dictionary, thesaurus, online word games, and a daily buzzword from Merriam-Webster.