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Can You Afford the Cost of An Extra Semester?
For college students and their families, the idea of an unexpected illness, injury, or other serious reason leading to an extra s…
5 Types of Insurance Every College Student Should Consider
As a college student, you're focused on studying, socializing, and preparing for your future career. Insurance may not be at…
Do You Know Your School’s Refund Policy?
Deciding to go to college is a big deal for many families, and there are risks to be aware of before stepping foot on campus. Fro…
What are Scholarships and How Can You Find the Best Ones For You?
Scholarships can be a great way to reduce the burden of college tuition and make college more affordable, but finding the best on…
Colleges That Offer Tuition Waivers and Scholarships for Native American Students
A state-by-state list of colleges and universities that offer tuition waivers and scholarships for Native American students.
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Applying to Grinnell? Here's Your Guide for Getting In
Grinnell College, a small liberal arts college in Iowa, had an eye-opening webinar led by Grace Robertson-Lloyd (Senior Assistant…
5 Things To Consider if You Still Can’t Decide on a School
Admission decisions have been released and the deadline for enrollment deposits is getting closer by the minute. If you're s…
5 FAFSA Tips for Applicants With Divorced Parents
Completing your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) can be complicated enough, but when you add divorced parents, st…
FAFSA and Paying for College 101
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) for the 2022-2021 academic year opens next week, on October 1, 2021.
For coll…
How Hard Is It to Withdraw from an ED Commitment for Financial Reasons?
I applied Early Decision (ED) to Johns Hopkins and my twin sister applied ED to Duke. Our parents are getting nervous as the noti…