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The Worst Myth: College Is for Rich Kids
Do you need to be rich in order to get a college degree? Absolutely not! But if you're concerned about affording your college costs, check out this advice.
7 Fun On–Campus Jobs You Really Want in College
So you need to get a job in college, but you want one that doesn't suck. These cool on-campus jobs will help you earn some cash but won't feel like a drag.
11 Unexpected College Costs You Should Know
College is already expensive, but just wait until you see some of these unexpected costs. Before you go finalizing your financial plans, factor these in first.
by Phoebe Bain
Is It Smart for You to Buy a Car and Drive in College?
Buying a car is a huge investment, including payments, gas, insurance, and maintenance. Should you make the leap before leaving for campus? Let's discuss.
6 Quick Ways to Maximize Financial Aid at Public Colleges
Even though public schools are less expensive than private, students often need financial assistance. Here are six tips for maximizing your college aid.
How and Why to Avoid Credits That Don't Benefit Your Degree
Some college courses seem fun, but if they don't count toward your degree, are they worth your time? Here's how to avoid credits that won't benefit you.
by Alyssa Abel
Our Best Advice to Help You Pay for a College Education
Don't let college costs stress you out! Get our best expert advice on paying for college, including guides to scholarships, grants, student loans, and FAFSA tips.
10 Affordable Ways to Beat the Winter Blues
As the cold winter weather rolls on, it's common for students to feel some seasonal depression. Here are some ways to lift your mood and stick to a budget.
by Ben Walker
Should I Apply for Financial Aid If I May Not Be Eligible?
Some students think they aren't eligible for financial aid because of their parents' income, but many factors go into the FAFSA. Here's some expert advice.
Top 5 Scholarship Scam Warning Signs to Look Out For
Don't shy away from applying for legitimate scholarships because you're worried about being scammed. Here are the top warning signs for fake scholarships.
The Pros and Cons of Big and Small Scholarship Awards
There's merit to putting in effort for both large and small scholarships. Here are the pros and cons of each amount to consider while conducting your search.
by Jean O'Toole
6 Great Summer Jobs for Students Who Want to Travel
For students looking to work and travel this summer, consider these six job opportunities! Plus, read on for tips on managing your finances while traveling.
by Ben Walker
The Ultimate Scholarship Guide: How Scholarships Work
Welcome to the first installment of a three-part series all about scholarships! First up: What are scholarships and how do they work?
Should College Student–Athletes Be Paid to Play? Both Sides of the Debate
The debate rages on: Should college athletes be paid to play their sport? Read our take on both sides of the argument and watch our accompanying video here!
7 Reasons Why You Shouldn't Skip Your Loan Payments
Skipping student loan payments is a risky game. Here are seven consequences to not making your monthly payments, plus tips if you're struggling financially.
4 Steps to Designing a Path to Scholarship Success
Starting your scholarship search doesn't have to be intimidating. You can start applying to scholarships with ease by following these four easy steps.
by Jean O'Toole
What to Do When You Can't Make Your Tuition Payment
At some point, you and your parents may find yourselves trying to figure out how to pay for tuition without breaking the bank. Here's some helpful advice!
5 Common Tricks Fraudsters Are Using to Target Students
Fraud against students includes everything from loan scams and identity theft to student housing scams and more. Here are five common tricks to look for.
by Bill Hess
Master's or PhD: Which One Should You Choose?
You know you want an advanced degree, but just how advanced? Keep reading to discover the key differences between master's and doctoral degrees.
5 Things Every College Student Should Keep in Their Car
When you live on the go in college, there are things you should always have on hand. Stock your car with chargers, umbrellas, and these other essentials.
by Anna Wayne
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