by Sara Hodon
Freelance Writer
Financial aid isn't just for undergrads, but it's a little different for grad students. Here's what you should know about applying for financial aid in graduate school.
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by RaeAnn Jent
High School Student
It's tempting to put assignments off until the last minute. We tell ourselves, "I still have plenty of time. What's the rush?" and the next thing we know, the deadline is quickly approaching...
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by Leman Simpson
Student, Urbana High School
Do you know the difference between Early Decision and Early Action? Hint: it's a big one!
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by Will D'Epagnier
Student, Emerson College
A veteran of the college search process shares some advice so you can steer clear of these three common roadblocks.
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by Francesca Reed
Associate Vice President for Enrollment Management, Director of Graduate Enrollment Services, Marymount University
You found the perfect grad school . . . now you just have to apply. An admission expert shares her top four tips for doing so.
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by Eddie LaMeire
CEO, LaMeire College Consulting
Like most variables in college admission, the Early Decision debate often produces more murkiness than clarity. Here, one admission expert streamlines the discussion and provides some transparent bits of advice, clarifying the process and preparing students for what awaits them.
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by Cathryn Sloane
Varsity Tutors Contributing Writer
In a perfect world, your college search will end with a big, fat envelope, signaling you've been accepted to your top school. But what if you don't get in? What next?
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by Ashley Lisenby
DJ and News Commentator, WTBU; Blogger and Journalist
Breathe. If you are a senior in high school all the college paperwork ahead of you may seem daunting, but you can do this. Below are tips to help handle the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, FAFSA. Keep in mind you can re-apply for financial aid while you're in college too, so review these tips!
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