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The Most Important Questions to Ask About Merit Aid
Merit-based financial aid can be a game changer for some students when it comes to paying for college. Here's what you need to know about it.
by Neeta Vallab
AP vs. Dual Enrollment Courses: Which Are Better for You?
AP and dual enrollment are both great ways to get ahead in high school. But what are these courses and which should you choose? Here's some student advice!
5 Inexpensive Date Ideas for College Students on Valentine's Day
When you want to do something special for Valentine's Day but your wallet disagrees, check out these student budget–friendly date ideas.
7 Things You Need to Do Before Filing the FAFSA
Get informed before filling out the FAFSA by checking out this seven-step guide to help families work through it as efficiently and effectively as possible.
10 Common Study Abroad Problems and How to Solve Them
Studying abroad isn't all fun and games! Here are some common problems you may face, plus simple ways to resolve them to have the best experience possible.
by Naomi Hong
How to Better Manage Your US University and Scholarship Search Process
Managing the US admission process while also searching for scholarships to pay for college is a lot for any student. Use this advice to balance it all.
Paying Your Own Way: Financial Aid for Graduate School
Graduate programs can be expensive, but there are numerous ways you can reduce or even eliminate the cost of attendance. Learn all about them here.
Should I Take Time Off Before Graduate School?
Getting into grad school isn't easy, and paying for is more of a challenge. Taking a year off first might be smart. Here's some expert advice to consider.
Your Quick Scholarship Search Checklist for Mid–School Year
You're halfway through the school year, but there's still a lot to be done. Make sure you're on track in your scholarship search with this checklist.
by Jean O'Toole
3 Things to Consider About Standardized Test Prep Services
You've probably heard upperclassmen talking about preparing for the SAT and ACT for years, but now it's your turn. Here are three things to know about test prep services and tutoring.
by Kristen Moon
7 Tips to Consider If You Want a Car on Campus
Having a car on campus can be convenient, but only if it outweighs potential parking, cost, and safety issues. Follow these tips before making a decision.
The Best Causes for Student Volunteering in October
October brings awareness to a lot of great causes, from bullying prevention to breast cancer. Here are some ways to volunteer and connect as a student.
Which Tech Skills Education Path Is Right for You?
Programming and IT jobs are lucrative, but how do you get there? Let's compare college degrees vs. coding boot camps to find the right path for you.
The Best Advice and Resources for Filling Out the FAFSA
Looking for FAFSA help? We've collected our best advice and links to some of our favorite resources. Find out everything you should know right here!
What Do Fees Cover in a College's Tuition and Fees?
In addition to paying for classes (aka tuition), you'll also need to cover any fees associated with a university. But what exactly do these "fees" mean?
Will Dual Enrollment in High School Increase My Admission Chances?
Dual enrollment exposes you to college-level work in high school, but will it help you with admission? Learn more about dual enrollment from an expert.
How You Could Go to College for Free on a Big Company's Dime
College is expensive, there's no doubt. But with some smart planning and research, you could work for an employer that'll pay for it for you. Here’s how!
by Scott Gibney
Student Loan Refinancing: What's It All About?
Student loans can be overwhelming. At some point postgrad, you may consider refinancing those loans to ease that burden. Here's a guide to what all that means.
9 Great Tips for Students to Have a Successful New Year
Resolutions are old news, but taking steps for a healthier and more mindful new year will help a lot. Here are nine easy tips for a successful year!
by Megan Gibbs
Funding Your Future: Financial Aid at Public Colleges
Public colleges are known for being affordable. But you may still need help from financial aid. Here's what to know about funding your public college education.
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