It’s that time of year again—the time of year when high school seniors need to fill out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) in order to be considered for financial aid to help pay for college. The FAFSA […read more]
Do terms like subsidized, unsubsidized, FAFSA, EFC, annual percentage rate, capitalization, consolidation and forbearance make your head spin? Well, you’re not alone. As you prepare for college, it’s a good idea to become acquainted with these important student loan terms […read more]
According to recent news reports, a mix-up related to college student loans at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee may end up costing hundreds of former students big bucks. Some graduates had thought they had paid off their loans, only to get […read more]
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is now available online for 2014-15. Most colleges encourage high school seniors and their parents to fill out and submit the FAFSA as soon as possible, since financial aid awards may be […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 like most college freshmen-hopefuls, chances are you’ll be looking for some financial aid to help foot the bill. The problem? The terms used in financial aid forms aren’t exactly words you throw around in casual conversation. It can […read more]
While some kids can rely on mom and dad to pick up the whole tab for college tuition, many are not so lucky. Do you know how much financial support you can expect from your parents? If not, it’s time […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 late. […read more]
Considering going back to college and completing your master’s degree online? My College Guide has advice on how to pay your way through school. Plan now to make it easier later! Just so you know, online courses frequently cost you […read more]
If going back to school is on your To Do list, you’re probably wondering how you’ll find money for college. But don’t worry—while going back to college can be expensive, there is plenty of help available. Federal financial aid, private […read more]
