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7 Perfect Part–Time Jobs for Students Over the Holidays

Winter break is the perfect time for students to get a part-time gig. Check out these fun job opportunities to make some quick cash over the holidays!

by Andrea Woroch

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10 Cheap Ways to Spoil Yourself on a Student Budget

As a student, you must be careful about how much you’re spending. But that doesn’t mean you can’t treat yourself! Here are 10 ways to have fun for cheap.

by Ben Walker

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5 Common Myths About Financial Aid Offers

Financial aid packages are a huge part of the college decision process. Here are five things to remember before signing the dotted line.

by Carly Stockwell

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5 College Tuition Tips for a Lower Bill

That big number on the tuition bill is daunting to every college student and parent. However, there are plenty of ways to lower your college costs. Here are just a few.

by Dr. Shaan Patel

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Simple Tips to Help Repay Your Student Loan Faster

Repaying student loans seems scary but is often a necessary part of post-college life. But you can make your loans more manageable in a few ways. Here's how!

by Ali Williams

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6 Ways to Reduce the Cost of College

Those alarmingly high tuition bills don't necessarily mean your college costs need to be that high. Read on for ways to help pare down what you pay.

by Mike Goodwin

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What You Need to Know About Taking on Student Loans

Student loans are a huge undertaking for most students. Make sure you're prepared by learning the important basics of taking on student loans for college.

by Elisa Grayden

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11 Life and Finance Hacks for the Lazy–Smart College Student

As the popular saying goes: Work smarter, not harder. Here are 11 tips on maximizing your time, your wallet, and just about everything else in college.

by Alex Avery

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How and Why to Save for Retirement in Your 20s

Saving for retirement probably isn't even on your mind yet, but it should be! Here's how and why you should start saving for your future in your 20s.

by Callie McGill

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How to Make a Debt–Free College Experience a Reality

With FAFSA issues putting pressure on students and families, here’s some advice from a rising first-gen student on how to make college a financial reality.

by Mohammad Amer

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How to Get Financial Aid for College: The Ultimate Guide

Getting financial aid to pay for school can make or break your college plans. Here's a comprehensive guide on all the different types of aid available.

by Jessica McCann

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Student Financial Aid Guide: All About Scholarships, Grants, and Loans

Scholarships, grants, and loans: What are they all about, and which ones should you use to pay for college? We break down each option for you here!

by Dan Bi Han; Sophia Skwarchuk

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3 Practical Benefits of Taking a Gap Year Before College

A gap year is a great opportunity to gain experience, life skills, and clarity on your next steps after high school. Learn more about the benefits here.

by Maddy A-C

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How Can I Win More Scholarships as an International Student?

College in the US is expensive for international students, but it's not unattainable. Here’s some expert scholarship advice to make it more affordable.

by Rajeshwari K.

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Don't Fret the Debt: 5 Ways to Conquer Student Loans

Finances are only good if you put in the effort. If the future of your wallet feels burdened by student loan debt, these five tips can help you stress less.

by Emma K. Neal

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Get Real! Myths and Advice About Arts Majors and Careers

People say a lot of things about visual and performing arts fields, but what matters is the truth and what you want to do in life. Here's what to know!

by Arianna Miller

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Infographic: 3 Smart Tips to Financially Survive Freshman Year

Your first year of college can come with financial pitfalls if you're not careful. Here are three financial tips to get you through freshman year.

by Corey Doane

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What Is Work–Study and How Do I Find a Position?

Work-study programs offer students paid employment opportunities through on-campus positions. Here's what to know about it and how to find a job.

by Christine Fader

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Do I Have to File the FAFSA?

You don't have to fill out the FAFSA, but there's no reason not to. Here's why one expert suggests you're only hurting yourself by not filling out the FAFSA.

by Evan E. Lipp

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The Wishlist: What Students Want for the Holidays and How to Make It Happen

We asked nearly 2,000 students what they wanted this holiday season. Here are the top answers, with a helpful infographic and ways to make them a reality.

by CollegeXpress