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Dollars and Devices: How to Make Tech Work on Your Student Budget

Good technology can feel out of reach for many college students. But with smart planning, you can stay on budget and get the best tech for your education.

by Amanda Winstead

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5 Common Ways to Pay for Summer Classes and Graduate Sooner

Taking summer courses is a great way to get ahead and on your way to an exciting career you'll love. Here are some ways you can make it financially possible!

by Maxime Croll

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10 Exciting But Unexpected Travel Destinations for Any School Break

Spring break isn’t the only time students can travel to exciting places! Check out these amazing, less crowded locales to plan a trip to any time of year.

by Ben Walker

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Our Best Advice for Sophomore Year of High School

Calling all 10th graders! Check out this collection of our best advice to help you start the scholarship search, take the PSAT, and more.

by CollegeXpress

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Go Greek! Or Don't: What I Learned by Joining (and Quitting) a Sorority

An honest and straightforward account of one young woman's sorority experience.

by Krysten Gross

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College Campus Jobs: Why They're Smart and How to Get One

Having a campus job is a convenient way to make some cash during college. Here's why you need one, plus real student stories to inspire you to get to work!

by Erin Smith Petrotta

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3 Important Questions to Ask About Aid Award Letters

Financial aid award letters are a relief to receive and confusing to understand. Here are three important questions you should ask before accepting your aid.

by Suzanne Shaffer

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4 Important Numbers to Know Before Your Teen Applies to College

One of your main parental roles in the college search is figuring out the numbers. Here are the most important figures to know before your student applies.

by Allison Grandits

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10 Spooky Halloween–Themed Scholarships to Win Throughout the Year

It's spooky season once again, and we're trick or treating for scholarships! Check out these Halloween-themed awards with deadlines throughout the year.

by Kelli Dolan

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Hidden College Costs: What You Have to Pay and How to Cut Down

Sometimes extra college expenses sneak up on you. Don't get caught off guard with this list of common hidden fees and costs, plus ways to combat them.

by Suzanne Shaffer

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Make Your Scholarship Applications Stand Out in a Crowd

Don't let the thought of competing for scholarships get you down. There are ways you can make sure your scholarship application shines.

by Jennifer Werts

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Video: Leaving Home for the First Time

Leaving home for the first time is a huge (scary) step in your college journey. Here's what to expect and a bit of advice for when you take that leap.

by CollegeXpress

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5 Easy Ways to Decorate a College Apartment on a Budget

Decorating a college apartment doesn't need to be expensive. These tips on furniture, art, and more can spiff up your new space without breaking the bank.

by Carolina Cove Apartments

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Tips You Should Know for Dealing With Grad School Debt

Grad school debt is all but inevitable. These expert tips will help you deal with the student loans left in the wake of that hard-earned graduate degree.

by Mark Rowh

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A Guide to Freelancing in College, Part 2: The Logistics

Part one of this series covered the fun side of freelancing in college. Part two will teach you all about the technical and logistical factors of the business.

by Kara E. Joyce

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10 Things You Need to Pack for Study Abroad

Your semester abroad is coming up and it's time to get packing! From business clothes to important documents, here are 10 essential items you should bring.

by Naomi Hong

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Easy Ways to Help Students Find and Win More Scholarships

The scholarship search can feel arduous, but you can help your teen in a lot of ways without taking over. Here are some ideas to team up with your student!

by Suzanne Shaffer

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Supporting Victims of Tragedy: How Can Students Help?

The world has been facing a terrifying amount of tragedies and disasters recently. Here are a few ways students can help.

by Zia Sampson

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How to Pay for College Without Paying for College

College is expensive, and there's no way around it. But there's an easy way to manage the ever-rising cost without taking out hefty loans: scholarships

by Grayson Yount

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5 Good Reasons to Transfer to a Different College

Transferring colleges doesn't mean you failed—it can be a great thing! Here are five good reasons to transfer from one four-year school to another.

by CollegeXpress