FREE TRAINING: How I Secured 6-Figures in Scholarships & Graduated Debt-Free
Yes, I want in!Paying for college begins here
Higher education is receiving a big push in Texas. According to the Texas Higher Education board, “by 2030, 60 percent of Texans ages 25-34 will have a certificate or degree.” That renewed focus isn’t just outstanding for Texas residents; it’s good for all students who may want to study in the state. For many students,…
Read More
For many first-year students, the idea of attending one of the excellent colleges in California for their higher education is the dream. They can further their education while enjoying some fun in the sun. Plus, depending on the city, California can offer a lot of hustle and bustle or laidback oceanside living, each of which…
Read More
As your child begins exploring colleges and deciding where to apply, they may focus on a school that requires a CSS profile. In some cases, this takes students by surprise. While the CSS profile is widely used, it isn’t discussed as often as other application requirements, like the FAFSA. However, that doesn’t mean your student…
Read More
Whether your student is attending a college fair or is heading to a specific school, having questions to ask a college recruiter at the ready is a must. It gives them a chance to find out critical details about what the school has to offer. When your student meets with a college rep, they are…
Read More
Many colleges aren’t fully open to the public due to COVID-19. However, even when they are welcoming visitors, not all students can afford to explore every school worth considering. For students trying to decide which schools to apply to, this creates a challenge. Luckily, it’s one that can be solved thanks to a technology-based alternative:…
Read More
Technically, test-optional admissions is nothing new. Some schools have long been test-optional, while others transitioned to it within the past few years. However, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the concept has gained some prevalence among leading institutions. Many colleges and universities had to alter their traditional admissions requirements when the coronavirus forced the closure of…
Read More
The coronavirus pandemic shook the globe. In an effort to slow the spread of the virus, many college campuses effectively shut down. Students began taking their courses online instead, allowing them to protect themselves while continuing their education. While months have passed since COVID-19 led to stay-at-home orders and widespread closures, it still isn’t clear…
Read More
Is it too late to apply to college? That’s a question that plagues many students’ minds. As spring gets ready to switch into summer, many students automatically assume it’s too late. Luckily, that isn’t always the case. Late college application deadlines do exist. Plus, some schools accept applicants any time, bypassing deadlines almost entirely. If…
Read More
For many students and parents, checking a college’s financial health may seem unnecessary. After all, plenty of institutions have been around for a long time and are integral parts of their communities. It’s easy to assume there aren’t any questions of solvency, so most don’t bother to check. However, the age of a college or…
Read More
Many students dream of going to college in New York. For some, it’s the idea of heading to school in a big city. For others, New York’s key industries, association with the arts, and 24/7 lifestyle is what they find appealing. But going to school in New York can be expensive. Without proper planning, it…
Read More