FREE TRAINING: How I Secured 6-Figures in Scholarships & Graduated Debt-Free
Yes, I want in!Paying for college begins here
As a single parent, paying for a child’s college can seem like a daunting task. You may only have one income to work within your household, limiting your ability to save. Even if you receive child support, there might not be much leftover in the end, making you wonder if you’ll be able to contribute…
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How to deal with empty nest syndrome is something that ends up on most parents’ minds. While your student heading off to college is, of course, exciting, it is also scary. Not only does it mark a substantial change in your student’s life, but it also marks a significant shift in your own. As a…
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As summer begins to wind down, back-to-school planning ramps up. Getting school supplies is a normal part of the process, ensuring students have the right tools to start the year off strong. But many options aren’t eco-conscious, which isn’t ideal. Luckily, there is a wide variety of eco-friendly school supplies that aren’t just green, but…
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For many teens, the idea of budgeting is a bit ambiguous. Most students understand that budgeting is a good idea. However, budgeting for teens isn’t something that’s taught in most high schools. Plus, budgeting is one of many things that parents forget to teach their college-bound kids. Often, it isn’t intentional; it merely slips a…
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If your student has headed into their senior year (Class of 2024), there’s no question that their high school senior year is exciting… but it’s also incredibly busy! Between the college admissions process, college applications, scholarships, financial aid process, testing, finals, prom, graduation and more, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. When it comes to college planning, it may…
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Parents often concentrate on specific areas when they impart wisdom on their college-bound children. Many of the most commonly shared tips focus on academic success, while others include tips on navigating common social situations and being safe while out and about. While all of those things are important, they aren’t the only things teens need…
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Figuring out how to pay for your child’s college education can be daunting. If your student has a shortfall, then figuring out if any personal assets are viable options for making up the difference is wise. Even if your child could cover it with student loans, choosing to use certain personal assets to pay for…
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When it comes to paying for college, scholarships are hard to be. The money doesn’t have to be repaid and opportunities are fairly plentiful, often being offered by states, companies, and a variety of philanthropic organizations. While the idea of getting money from scholarships is often appealing, the actual process of applying usually isn’t. It…
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Let’s face it. Life is busy. The days are short and having time to sit down and read all there is to know about prepping your student for college can be overwhelming and downright stressful! But what if there was a way to learn much of what you need to know about the college process…
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As a parent to two college students, I was highly involved in their high school careers. They at times appreciated this support and at other times wanted more independence. Still, the scholarship process was a team effort for all of us. One area where I took the lead due to them being busy with high…
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