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It’s no secret that college is expensive. But it can be even more expensive if your student goes in without a plan and ends up
There is so much excitement when your teenager finds a college that they love and is a great fit for them. The next step is
Many parents avoid talking about affording college until it’s almost too late. In this blog, I’ll highlight 4 tips for having the hard financial conversations
Like Ali Baba’s magical phrase, “Open Sesame,” numbers open doors to colleges around the country. I’ve discovered some magic numbers over my 30 plus years
Financial aid makes up the difference between what college costs and what a family can afford. There are 3 main types of financial aid: Loans
Recent changes by the U.S. Department of Education to the FAFSA (financial aid form) deadlines will most certainly accelerate college admissions deadlines, acceptances and aid
Unexpected expenses. Is anything more stress-inducing than this for a college student (or their parents)? Many college freshmen look at the estimated tuition cost for
I met Sal Khan of Khan academy today. Sal is world famous and his company, non-profit, online tutoring website that is funded by Google and
Students who plan to attend college next year (and current college students who file for financial aid in 2016) will see two major changes to
DEBT: A growing dilemma for college students is debt, and sometimes debt is the result of credit card companies offering you a card. In addition
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