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Finances and Your Child's Future

In the college search, you're helping your student take his or her education--and life--to the next level. But this step doesn't come without a high cost, being one of the most important investments of one's life.

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Assistant Editor, Online Specialist

Smart Advice to Help Your Students Minimize Student Loan Debt

Help your students avoid the pitfalls of student loan debt without forfeiting a college education with these smart suggestions for making and saving money.

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Former Writer and Senior Editor, CollegeXpress

Should I Take on Extra Debt to Attend My Dream School?

Should you take on extra loans for your top-choice school? Get expert advice on how to evaluate the long-term cost of your dream college education.

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What Should I Do If My Family Can't Afford Tuition?

Tuition can be expensive, unfortunately. If you've been accepted to a college you love but don't know how you'll pay for it, here's some expert advice.

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Who Can Help Me Complete My Financial Aid Forms?

Applying for financial aid can be complicated, it's smart to seek out help. But who are the right people to ask? Our experts have advice to find helpers.

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Financial Aid Application Mistakes Can Cost You

Protect your college money! Discover common financial aid application mistakes, including missing FAFSA deadlines, skipping questions, and paying fees.

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Senior Vice President for Enrollment Services, Union University

Financial Aid Do's and Don'ts

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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Assistant Vice President for International Enrollment Management, State University of New York, Plattsburgh

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.

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Scholarship Search Strategist, College Prep Ready

How Does Financial Aid Differ for Graduate Students?

The graduate financial aid process is a little different than what students are used to for undergrad. Here are the quick answers to what you need to know.

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Vice President and Dean of Admissions, Quinnipiac University

How Do I Help Families With Differing College Goals?

Sometimes parents disagree with their students on college preferences. Here's some advice from fellow experts on how you can help families through this.

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