by Sara Lindberg
Freelance Writer, Former High School Counselor
One of the longest-standing myths is that you need to be rich in order to get a college degree. But making college both assessable and affordable is within your reach! Here are six options if you're concerned about affording your college costs.
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by Tracy Tullis
Freelance Writer
This free application can lead you to a wealth of financial aid, and filling out the FAFSA is not as hard as you may think.
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by Dan Bi Han and Sophia Skwarchuk
High School Students
College scholarships, grants, and loans: what are they all about, and which ones should you use? We broke them down for you.
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by Pamela Donnelly
Author, College Admission Expert, Valley Prep Tutoring Services
In the second half of her discussion on cutting student debt, Pamela Donnelly offers some more of her top cost-cutting strategies.
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by Pamela Donnelly
Author, College Admission Expert, Valley Prep Tutoring Services
It may seem like staggering student debt is unavoidable, but that's not really the case. There are plenty of steps you can take to reduce how much you'll owe after college.
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by Fred Amrein
Principal, CollegeAffordability.com
When helping your child choose a college, finances should play a major role in your discussions. Read on for a look at the most important points to consider.
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by Danielle Dulchinos
Freelance Writer
Need money for college? Filing the FAFSA is an absolute MUST. And the sooner you start filling it out, the better.
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by Ken O'Connor
Director of Student Advocacy, Lendkey
Is that Parent PLUS Loan listed on your child's college financial aid offer letter the right choice for your family?
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by Jackie G. Vogl
Assistant Vice President for International Enrollment Management, State University of New York, Plattsburgh
No one said applying for financial aid was easy, but you can make the process more manageable by starting strong--and following these tips.
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