here. I give multiple examples showing how higher test scores can save you money and help earn scholarships. If you are looking for a little motivation to start (or continue) test prep, you might...
Whether you are a high school freshman, a current college student, or a graduate student, you can find scholarships to help pay for your education. In addition to working with the guidance...
I heard that when applying to college not to say that you need financial aid, but when you get accepted, then go ahead and fill out financial aid information. Is this correct? My daughter...
Graduation time once again. I love hearing about college plans from students I’ve worked with over the last couple years. And I really enjoy the college graduation updates from past clients (although...
I work in the field of college admissions and visit dozens of school every year, so I’m familiar with the numbers. I have an idea of what different schools charge for tuition, room and board,...
I’m not in the habit of re-posting my podcast episodes on the blog, but this one is so timely. Here is a quick outline. If you want to learn more, you can listen to the episode here or download...
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In April I was hired as the college expert for Answers.com. Each month I write articles on a variety of topics related to finding the right...
Every year I speak with families who find their dreams of a college education jeopardized by changing financial circumstances. Yes, college is expensive and sometime parents are caught off-guard...
Sometimes loan forgiveness is too good to be true. Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) is a program that allows borrowers to have their student loans forgiven after 10 years of public service...
We’ve all heard the old adage —there’s no such thing as a free lunch. In other words, we can’t expect to get something for nothing. Unfortunately, popular media can lead families to believe...