Uncategorized

Early Decision and Early Action are two admissions tools more widely used to help boost chances of getting into first-choice colleges or ‘dream’ schools. While they clearly impact a [...]

With the fall approaching, families of rising seniors are turning their attention to financial aid requirements. While most every school requires the FAFSA to be completed in order to be [...]

Here’s an article I’m sharing from a partner site, Admissionado. I’m sharing my financial aid content on their site for their readers while I will be providing some of their [...]

This series will take a look at the different benchmarks of the financial aid process mentioned in our previous overview article. We’ll dig deeper into each topic, providing examples and what you [...]

Here is a guest entry from Dan Ascher, M.Ed. of A+ Test Prep and Tutoring, on a topic related to education. If you’d like to read the entire article, you can do so through this link, Despite the [...]

With college costs soaring, students are being called upon more and more frequently to foot some portion of the bill. Some are required to take out student loans while others will earn money for [...]

The financial aid process can be extremely confusing for all families, sometimes exponentially so for divorced households. While there are several opportunities related to families of divorce [...]

So your student has been accepted into college. As a parent, you’re now able to let out a big sigh of relief! Or are you? Now that the student has been accepted, the daunting task of how to pay [...]

Below you will find a link to a video I completed with Dr. Steven Greene of Make the Grade on navigating the financial aid process. It provides a general timeline of the financial aid process. [...]

Families know they should plan for college. They know it’s going to cost them a significant sum, and most realize this significant sum could largely impact their future financial plans and goals. [...]