Need-blind, need-aware, EFC...what does it all mean, and could your financial need factor into your college admission decision? Here's what you should know.
by Stephanie Farah Former Writer and Senior Editor, CollegeXpress
Whatever your reason for transferring, there are steps you can take to ensure your transition is smooth--and that you get the most financial aid possible.
by Susanna Mayo Assistant Director of Admission, Capital University
Most college athletes don't receive huge athletic scholarships because full rides are the exception, not the rule. Here's why you shouldn't rely on them.
Ever wish you could get inside the mind of a scholarship sponsor and learn what makes an application stand out? You're in luck—check out this insider info!
by Jessica Tomer Director of Communications, Commonwealth School
Net Price Calculators are important tools to use in the financial aid process. But what exactly are they and why should you use them? We have the answers!
by Jimmy Becker Founder and CEO, FinanciallySpeaking.org
Acting as a cosigner for your child's student loans may seem like a great way to help him or her pay for college, but some lenders make it more difficult than others. Read on for some advice on helping your child avoid "auto-defaults."
by Stephanie Farah Former Writer and Senior Editor, CollegeXpress
There are a lot of myths about college scholarships. But for every one you believe, you're costing yourself a lot of money! Here are three you should ignore.
Students may dream of graduating debt-free, but that's often not the reality. Here's why that's okay and what you can do to make your debt more manageable.
