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The first time you borrow money from the federal government for the purpose of furthering your education, it is important for you to know what to anticipate from your student loan provider, and what is expected from you. This information is neatly packaged in the form of Federal Student Loan "Entrance Counseling" and schools must ensure that...
READ · May 18
Or at least, the 'biggest bang for your buck' theory. It's pretty much a staple in mainstream American culture, the idea that it's better to get more for less. Not exactly a common sense logic there, but you get the idea. Regardless of any logical fallacies inherent in the phrase, it's as much a part of the...
READ · Apr 13
April is here! Hopefully for you high school seniors and returning college students, you have already filled out your FAFSA. If you're in the process of choosing a college, this also means that you'll be seeing financial aid award letters from schools pretty soon. There's a pretty good chance that you'll experience some sticker shock...
READ · Apr 07
Applying to college for the first time is complicated enough, but the process of transferring from a two-year to a four-year college can be dizzying. With little consistency in transfer policies from school to school, theres a lot to keep track of when changing colleges. Use the tips below to make a smooth transition. Read More »
READ · Mar 02
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