Currently, juniors everywhere are trying to decide where they will send in those college applications. On top of considering size, location, and selectivity; cost is
So you still have not made your final decision? If our previous post on making the final decision did not help, here are some more
There appears to be an abundance of stories regarding financial aid in the media these days. With the May 1st deadline on the horizon and
It is almost April 1st, so by now you more than likely have received decision letters from the colleges you have applied to. The wait
The Wall Street Journal published an unsettling article about Dr. Michelle Bisutti’s staggering $555,000 in student loan debt. While the initial loan amount was about
The value of a college degree may not be what it used to be. Tuition hikes, increasing loan debt, extended graduation timelines, and uncertain employment
Now that most students have turned in their college applications, attention is now focused on financial aid and the dreaded Free Application for Federal Student
Last week, the NY Times published an article on quadruplets who were all recently accepted to Yale. The article describes the scene of Ray, Kenny,
It’s that time of year again, when students and parents are being solicited by all sorts of organizations who promise to find you a scholarship.
CollegeScholarships.org has a great new graphic that helps you think about the value (and the cost) of a college education. It’s definitely a great tool
