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May 21, 2007

You could win money for college!

staci

I have some great news to share: We just launched our Wells Fargo College Scholarship Sweepstakes, which means we're giving away money for tuition!

This summer, Wells Fargo Student Loans is giving away $25,000—a grand prize scholarship of $10,000 and 15 scholarship prizes of $1,000.

Just complete an online application for any Wells Fargo qualifying student loan by Aug. 21, 2007. You're automatically entered when your application is approved (no purchase necessary).

One last thing: If you haven't checked out our other scholarship resources, now's the time. Every little bit helps to fund the most important investment you'll ever make—your education!

Posted by Staci at 12:08 PM |  Contact Staci  |  Comments (0)
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