Where you or your child goes to college (in-state or out-of-state) and what type of college you choose (private or public) can make a big difference – academically, socially, financially, and from an admissions standpoint. Yet, many students and parents unwittingly make a big mistake when applying to college and selecting the wrong institution. Picking […]
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It’s college application season – that nail-biting period when millions of high school seniors are busy applying to colleges and universities all across America. They are not just preparing for college admissions, of course. Students and their families also contemplate the ever-increasing costs of college. For both U.S. and international students, the entire college admissions
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As education costs continue to rise, scholarships, grants, and financial aid have become crucial for students seeking access to higher education. This article aims to emphasize the importance of these funding options and provide a comprehensive guide on maximizing opportunities for financial support. Table of Contents Using Essay Writing Services Understanding Scholarships Exploring Grants Financial
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Rethinking the Dream: Is Massive Student Debt for a Dream College Worth It? The age-old adage “you get what you pay for” doesn’t always hold true, especially when it comes to higher education. While premium prices might equate to better quality in goods, the same can’t be said for college tuition. The Illusion of Prestige
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May 29th is National 529 College Savings Day. A 529 Plan is a state-sponsored college savings plan that can be used to sock away higher-education money on a tax-free basis. Unfortunately, far too few Americans have 529 plans, perhaps because parents sometimes feeling overwhelmed by the ever-growing price tag of a higher education.
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Wrong Student Loan Amount: Being charged the wrong amount for a student loan can be frustrating—especially when you’ve made your payments on time and in full. With multiple loan accounts and varying billing cycles, it’s easy for errors to slip through the cracks. Whether your payments have been misapplied or not credited at all, it’s
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If you ran out of financial aid but still need to finish your degree, you’re not alone—and you’re certainly not out of options. Many students encounter financial gaps and assume private loans are their only path forward. But the truth is, you can stay in school without adding to your debt burden. As the author
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