How the Dismantling of the Department of Education Impacts Students and Parents
For the nearly 10 million students and families who rely on federal student aid to help pay for college, it’s understandable to feel uncertain...
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Aug. 15, 2024 | By GradGuard | Reading Time: 4 minCan You Afford the Cost of An Extra Semester?
For college students and their families, an unexpected illness, injury, or other serious event can lead to the financial burden of an extra...
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Jul. 12, 2024 | By GradGuard | Reading Time: 5 min5 Types of Insurance Every College Student Should Consider
Discover the 5 essential types of insurance every college student should consider to protect their health, belongings, and finances while in...
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Jun. 13, 2024 | By GradGuard | Reading Time: 6 minDo You Know Your School’s Refund Policy?
Most schools don’t provide refunds even if you leave school for a legitimate reason or medical condition, so it’s important to prepare...
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Apr. 26, 2024 | By University at Albany | Reading Time: 1 minNew Cybersecurity Response Studio Wins $1.25M in Federal Funding
The University at Albany's Cybersecurity Incident Response Studio (CREST) receives a $1.25 million boost from the 2024 federal budget, aiming to...