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Parents, It's Time to Communicate About College Costs
Some parents put off the money talk with their students far longer than they should. Here's why you should talk about college costs early in the search process.
by Scott Gibney
How to Figure Out Your College Costs
From admission to fees and beyond, there's a lot that goes into the cost of college. Here's how to research total costs when you're searching for schools.
by Mark Rowh
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.
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 Shaan Patel
How Much Do College Applications Really Cost?
Sometimes college applications cost money--who knew? Here are some of the costs you could face before you even hit submit, plus some ways to reduce those costs.
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.
Parent PLUS Loans and Covering College Costs
Is that Parent PLUS Loan listed on your child's college financial aid offer letter the right choice for your family?
by Ken O'Connor
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
How to Find Scholarships for Science Majors
The costs of attending college are rising at alarming rates each year. The majority of students and their families will have to accept a financial aid package (including scholarships, grants, and loans) to cover those costs. Students--whether you are a college freshman or senior--you can help to minimize the amount of loans you will need to pay for college.
by Ashley Hill
How to Get the Most Financial Aid Possible for Your College Education
Financial aid helps ease the burden of college costs for many students. Make sure you're getting the most out of your aid opportunities with this advice.
by Sara Karnish
Quick College Packing Advice for International Students
Packing for an international college is more difficult than most trips, especially with pricey shipping costs! Here's a quick packing list to help you plan.
by Corina David
5 Reasons to Consider Dual Enrollment in High School
Did you know you can earn college credit while in high school? Dual enrollment programs give you a head start freshman year and help you save on college costs.
by RaeAnn Jent
4 Great Reasons for Your Student to Consider Community College
Community college is a smart step for students and their families for many reasons. Here are four great ones to consider during the college search!
What's the Difference Between a Community and State College?
You may have heard the terms community college and state school thrown around, but what's the difference between the two? Our experts have the answers you need.
Scholarship Strategies That Help Cut Grad School Costs
It's no secret that grad school is difficult, but finding scholarships to help reduce the cost shouldn't be. Start finding opportunities with this advice!
by Jean O'Toole
The Best Student Discounts: Food, Clothes, and More
Student discounts can take the edge off your college costs. Sure, it's only a 10%-15% edge. But every little bit helps.
College Search Advice From an Admission Insider
Not sure how to navigate the college search? Here's an inside view of college admission and financial aid, plus strategies to make your process successful.
Top 10 Reasons to Study at a Community College
From saving money to testing the waters to transferring with ease, there are many benefits to attending or starting out a community college.
Should I Transfer After One Year of Community College?
If you're at community college, you may be eager to transfer to a new school after one year. Here's some expert advice on why your associate's may be worth it.
Is Going to College Really Worth the Cost?
The cost of college has steadily risen over the years. So is earning a degree still worth it? Our experts explain why it is for several unexpected reasons.
by Suzanne Shaffer; Dr. Deb Geller, EdD; Jacqueline Hicks Grazette; Aaron McDaniel; CollegeXpress
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