by Emily Rogan
Freelance Writer
"Adulting 101" is a six-week series to assist with your transition from college to the real world. This week's topic: personal finances.
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by Mark Rowh
Freelance Writer
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.
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by Faith Harron
CollegeXpress Student Writer, Stanford University
It's never too early to think critically about your finances. Here are a few budgeting tips to get started, even as a high school student!
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by Kristen Moon
Founder, Moon Prep
If you or your child are applying to college, here are five essential things you need to know about the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).
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by THRIVE Lubbock
It's no secret that finances can be tight as a college student. Here are seven on-campus jobs to maximize your earnings without eating up all your free time.
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by Robyn Scott
English Tutor, TutorNerd
Many students don't have a lot of experience with managing money and finances in general, but they should understand these five financial topics before they head off to college.
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by Melissa M. Cruz
Interim Associate Vice President for Enrollment Management at Mercer University
Almost 12% of college graduates default on their student loans within three years of graduating (NCES, 2016). Don't fall into this trap. Start by looking at your current situation and how it fits into your (fiscally responsible) grad school plans.
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by Savanna Mertz
Student, Dallas Baptist University
I've created a little acronym to help you remember five basic steps to becoming financially savvy, and I did it using something we all love: tacos.
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by Krysten Gross
Student, Elmhurst College
The New Year can be exciting for college students, with second semester right around the corner. But what isn't so exciting is the hype about New Year's resolutions.
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