Blog for Students & Families

Virtual College: Online Learning Pros and Cons

Most college students have a choice; they can attend classes in person or go to school virtually. Before your student chooses a direction (or decides to take a COVID-19 gap year to avoid having to take web-based classes), there are online learning pros and cons to consider. For many students, online courses are incredibly convenient….

How to Appeal Financial Aid Due to COVID-19

Students all across the country are trying to adapt. COVID-19 has had a significant impact on their education, leaving many students flustered and frustrated. Some have chosen to go the gap year route, effectively delaying when they head to school. Others are trying to figure out if they can get more financial aid due to…

Should You Take a Gap Year Because of COVID-19?

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…

Is It Too Late to Apply for College? A Complete Colleges with Late Deadlines List

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…

How to Assess a College’s Financial Health

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…

Attending College in New York

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…

College Campus Safety – 8 Tips to Stay Safe

College campus safety is a priority for many. Parents want to know that their children are safe, and students want to feel secure in their school environment. Reviewing campus crime statistics, which are reported annually in compliance with the Clery Act, is important. These statistics help students and parents assess crime trends and safety measures….

COVID-19 and Your Education – What Students (and Parents) Need to Know

The recent coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak has shaken many communities to their core. Businesses, government agencies, and colleges all across the county are having to adapt quickly. Many colleges are closing their physical doors and relying heavily on online services to ensure students can keep learning. However, that isn’t the only facet of education that is…

7 Ways to Find Online Jobs for College Students and Make Money from your Dorm Room

The freelance and remote work economy have opened up a whole new world of online jobs for college students looking to earn money. Gone are the days of competing for the few food service, babysitting, or retail jobs in a small college town. Now, college students across the nation are making money on their own…

Attending College in Florida: What You Need to Know (Including Florida Scholarships)

For many, the idea of going to college in Florida is incredibly appealing. The beach lifestyle, fantastic weather, and moderate cost of living attract students from around the world. Plus, if your student lands some Florida scholarships, qualifies for in-state tuition, or finds other opportunities to reduce their costs, Florida colleges can be reasonably affordable….

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