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The Department of Education is warning more than 306,000 incoming college freshmen that they need to come clean about any criminal history with drugs or risk missing out on federal financial aid.
The students failed to answer a question about past drug convictions on the Free Application for Federal Student Aid form when applying for financial aid, said Karen Santos Freeman, a spokeswoman for the department's office...
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