by Pranathi Selvakumar
CollegeXpress Student Writer
When planning for college, it's important for students to know about every financial aid option available. Student writer Pranathi breaks it down for you here.
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by Shaan Patel
Founder, Prep Expert
That big number on the tuition bill is daunting to every college student and parent. However, there are plenty of ways to lower your college costs. Here are just a few.
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by Ashley Little
Writer, MattressAdvisor.com
You can find a scholarship for literally anything, and that includes the sleep world. There are tons of scholarships for those with sleeping disorders or students who have something important to say about sleep and dreams. Check out some great opportunities here.
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by Maryville University
This financial aid guide from Maryville University is designed to walk you through the process of researching, identifying, and applying for the college financial assistance that is right for you.
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by Sara Lindberg and Anna Serio
Unlike loans, scholarships and grants are types of aid that you don't have to pay back. Learn more about these options for paying for college now.
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by Karabella Hernandez
CollegeXpress Student Writer, The College of Wooster
Scholarships, loans, and grants...oh my. Here's how to decipher exactly what's in your financial aid package and how to maximize it to the fullest.
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by WithFrank.org
Financial Aid Start-up
Though tuition is increasing each year, there are ways you can obtain funds to afford it. These five tricks could help you receive more free money for college!
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by Jessica McCann
Freelance Writer
Getting financial aid to pay for school can make or break your college plans. Here's a comprehensive guide to learn the types of financial aid you can access.
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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 Emily Lemiska
Freelance Writer
Before coming to the United States for university, it's critical that you understand how financial aid for international students works. Here's what you need to know.
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