For students who are single mothers trying to juggle the pressures of attending college and providing for their children, paying the cost of tuition can be a major hindrance to furthering their education. Whether you are a single mom who […read more]
It’s never too to early to start saving money for college. The average annual tuition, fees, room and board rates at four-year colleges and universities across the United States totals from about $19,000 to more than $42,000, according to the […read more]
It’s never too early to start looking for (and applying for) college scholarships. Even as early as your sophomore year in high school you can start entering essay, video and other scholarship contests to earn money to help pay for […read more]
College scholarships are everywhere. You just need to know how to find them. In fact, there may be several scholarships available in your local community. To find these local scholarships to help you pay for college you may need to […read more]
You’ve been accepted to college. Now what? Most likely you’ll need to pay a few college fees, which could range from about $50 up to hundreds of dollars, depending on the college. Before you apply, ask an admissions counselor what […read more]
Here’s one way to pay for college that you may not have thought of: local college scholarships! Local college scholarships cover a smaller range than national scholarships and are usually far less competitive. The only trick is that they can […read more]
The cost of college tuition is rising at a rate that is alarming to most experts. The end result of this process is that millions of students have been saddled with far larger student debt and student loans than past […read more]
College is expensive, and it’s getting far more expensive every year. This situation is leaving many young people with the daunting task of trying to determine just how much debt they should take on at a very young age. Is […read more]
Finding the money for college has become a very tricky game with many potential pitfalls. This cautionary statement isn’t designed to discourage you from following your dreams and pursuing higher education. Instead this statement reflects the simple reality of today’s […read more]
If you’re hoping to get financial aid when you head off to college next year, you probably already know you need to complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). But do you know what you’ll need to get […read more]
