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]
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]
Last week, we had you do a little homework to determine what kind of scholarships could be right for you. This week? We’re going to define the most common types of scholarships for you so you know how to tell […read more]
If you’re like the majority of high school students, you’re probably a little bit worried about finding money for college especially if your parents haven’t already started a college savings fund for you. But you know what? It’s not too […read more]
Applying for the Pell Grant is a great way to ease the financial burden that going back to school as an adult can cause. In fact, it’s one of the best federal student aid programs available to adult learners. My […read more]
Butler University is making headlines with their basketball prowess, but college athletics aside, they’ve created a great video about the financial aid process! Whether you are an adult going back to college or your college bound teen is nearing graduation, […read more]
For low income students, college might seem like an unreachable dream. The US Dept of Education hopes to change the way college is thought about to show that higher education really is for everyone. Produced for Spanish-speaking students, there are […read more]
College, and the costs that go with it, can make higher education seem way out of reach – especially for low income students. The good news? There’s something better than hope – there’s loan-free financial aid packages and even tuition […read more]
Have you heard of Charta Squad? Teachers at the independent New York City public school, Williamsburg Charter High School, are all about preparing for college! Relax, Charta Squad’s first rap video about the SAT, went up on YouTube four months […read more]
