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.
Sometimes parents disagree with their students on college preferences. Here's some advice from fellow experts on how you can help families through this.
Helping students and families with financial aid is a big part of college counseling. Our experts have some advice on how to help them through the process.
It's important for students to know that they can't afford not to go to college. Read more of our expert's advice on how to advocate for higher education.
Going to college is expensive, no matter where you go. And the financial aid process can be overwhelming. Here's some expert advice to get you started.
Students usually have a lot of questions about financial aid during the college admission process. Here are the answers to some common ones from an expert.
by Douglas L. Christiansen Vice Provost for Enrollment, Dean of Admissions, Vanderbilt University
You don't have to fill out the FAFSA, but there's no reason not to. Here's why one expert suggests you're only hurting yourself by not filling out the FAFSA.
Worried about graduating in a traditional four-year time frame after transferring colleges? Just do these three things and you'll stay on the right track.
by Briana Eicheldinger Assistant Director of Admission, Concordia University, St. Paul
