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28th September 2009
They say it can be tough to get a scholarship if you are a mom. My question is who are "they" and how the heck do they know? The reality is that it's easier than you think.
Some scholarships require you to fill out an application and get kind of specif... Read >
Author: Wes Kennedy24th September 2009
The cost of education is on the rise. States are spending less on higher education, forcing colleges and universities to pass the extra costs onto students. Tuition and fees have nearly doubled at some institutions, and there’s no relief in sight. Thatâ... Read >
Author: wbdoyle23rd September 2009
Its time to start saving money for College. Though you may not realize it, this needs to be done and thought out. There are a variety of ways to begin saving and there are some great options available. One plan worth investigating is the 529 College Savi... Read >
Author: wbdoyle22nd September 2009
It is not unusual for a person to grow apathetic toward his or her current job. Lack of stimulating work, low pay, and limited growth potential within an organization are all excellent reasons to seek out a way to make a change. One of the best, and easie... Read >
Author: wbdoyle11th September 2009
The dollars you get for your education may change significantly, because as of August 1st, 2009, the G.I. Bill Government benefits are being recalculated. In order to choose the program that best suits your needs, it's crucial that you are aware of ... Read >
Author: Mario Fitzgerald06th September 2009
Study abroad is an academic experience first and foremost and it does not only replace academic work a student might otherwise complete on-campus, but the international experience also enhances a student's curriculum on-campus. As such, there are options ... Read >
Author: WebM Convonix19th August 2009
They say it can be tough to get a scholarship if you are a mom. My question is who are "they" and how the heck do they know? The reality is that it's easier than you think.
Some scholarships require you to fill out an application and get kind of spec... Read >
Author: Wes Kennedy19th August 2009
Study abroad is an academic experience first and foremost and it does not only replace academic work a student might otherwise complete on-campus, but the international experience also enhances a student's curriculum on-campus. As such, there are options ... Read >
Author: Mike18th August 2009
Are you a veteran who is receiving the full benefit associated with your GI Bill?Would you be able to describe the distinctions between the Post-0/11 GI Bill and the older Montgomery Bill? Do you know which one you qualify for, and if both do you kno... Read >
Author: Mario Fitzgerald31st July 2009
It's time to start thinking about getting those taxes done. Maybe you're in a panic. Not to worry. Just follow Tom's 15 steps to getting your taxes done, and you'll be much happier. Ready? Here they are:
-Get serious
Unless you're focused, you're goin... Read >
Author: Tom Wheelwright17th June 2009
Today’s college students graduate with an average of $4,000 in credit card debt, in addition to student loans. While you’re in college, it’s easy to charge something or take out another loan without considering what it will do to your future budget,... Read >
Author: Justin Narin04th June 2009
A full tuition college scholarship is the dream of most high school seniors or recent graduates. A full ride gives the student the ability to pursue a college degree without worry or concern about how to pay for it. They are hard to find and typically hav... Read >
Author: Cary B21st April 2009
There is no question that the Economic Crisis in America will affect college tuition costs and how families deal with paying them.
In light of the “good times” we have enjoyed prior to the recent times, parents were able to find ways to pay tuitio... Read >
Author: Frank Joseph09th April 2009
The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009
If you are planning on attending an institute of higher education in the future, there is some good news for your wallet. Now
that Congress has passed the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009... Read >
Author: Leighanne Stainer 13th March 2009
To some students and parents, the word "scholarship" is just another one of those confusing college terms: student loans, FAFSA, tuition and fees, EFC, grants, and work study. Little do they realize that knowing more about the scholarship process could sa... Read >
Author: Jamie Hanson13th February 2009
CLEP is an acronym for “College Level Examination Program,” and can be the fastest and cheapest route to a college degree. Although there is not a CLEP test for every subject, such clep exams cover most lower division courses – meaning it's possible... Read >
Author: Wayne Hemrick13th February 2009
CLEP test study guides are what you need in order to prepare for CLEP exams – the successful completion of which can cut two years off the amount of time you will spend in college – and save you tens of thousands of dollars in tuition and fees. For ol... Read >
Author: Wayne Hemrick20th January 2009
It probably did not take you more than a second to answer that question—YES! We all want free money, don’t we? But how can we get free money?
Well, if you are looking for free money to use for college and university tuition and fees, you are mo... Read >
Author: pompyfzr20th January 2009
It probably did not take you more than a second to answer that question—YES! We all want free money, don’t we? But how can we get free money?
Well, if you are looking for free money to use for college and university tuition and fees, you are ... Read >
Author: pompyfzr20th January 2009
It probably did not take you more than a second to answer that question—YES! We all want free money, don’t we? But how can we get free money?
Well, if you are looking for free money to use for college and university tuition and fees, you ar... Read >
Author: pompyfzr20th January 2009
It probably did not take you more than a second to answer that question—YES! We all want free money, don’t we? But how can we get free money?
Well, if you are looking for free money to use for college and university tuition and fees, you are ... Read >
Author: pompyfzr19th December 2008
A recent Dec. 3, 2008 New York Times article focused on the affordability, or not, of college in the U.S. The article was based on a biennial National Center for Public Policy and Higher Education report indicating that college tuition and fees increased ... Read >
Author: kgabriel28th October 2008
A college education can range from being free with a full ride scholarship or just a few grand at a two year community college to hundreds of thousands of dollars at a top private school for 4 years or more including graduate school. College is not cheap... Read >
Author: Samantha Asher13th June 2008
Today in an era of increasing competence and the world economy growing at near 5%, the dire need to catch the bull by its horns need not be much underscored. This makes it inevitable that a holistic educational school is selected among the best US Univers... Read >
Author: Peter Salazar11th June 2008
History of Growth
All indications have shown that the need for school loans is growing exponentially. It's no secret that college costs have risen dramatically over the years.
According to the College Board's annual study on costs, tuition and fees ... Read >
Author: Lauren R12th March 2008
Freshman concerns about college affordability are at a 35-year high, according to a recent survey by the Higher Education Research Institute. Of the students surveyed, 39 percent said financial aid packages — the funds schools offer them in the form... Read >
Author: Jeff Mictabor11th February 2008
While tuition and fees have risen over the last decade at all types of colleges and universities, these costs have gone up the least at two-year schools, according to a recent report by the U.S. Government Accountability Office.
The GAO report a... Read >
Author: Jeff Mictabor02nd February 2008
The United States continues to lag behind other major industrialized nations in the percentage of the population with a college degree, according to a recent series of studies released by the Making Opportunity Affordable project.
Although currentl... Read >
Author: Jeff Mictabor26th July 2007
College expenses can be overwhelming, particularly if you come from a low-income family. Some lower-income individuals don�t even think about going to college because of their financial problems. Nevertheless, there is a solution: the Pell Grant.
W... Read >
Author: echo_promotions23rd July 2007
Financial aid is a complicated process that requires many steps. This month-by-month calendar should provide you with enough information to easily navigate through the student loan application process.
January
Beginning on January 1, file your FAFSA... Read >
Author: Edvisors05th June 2007
The cost of higher education increases every year. With an increase in tuition and fees comes the need more and more financial assistance. Students and parents should understand how to maximize their education financing options. This article will discus... Read >
Author: Matthew Kelly12th April 2007
Tax benefits change year to year but there are always some deductions for students and their parents. We are not income tax experts, please check with your tax professional before filing. This article is intended as a guideline only.
Some examples of tax... Read >
Author: Matthew Kelly05th April 2007
Thanks to a last minute effort by Congress in December, President Bush extended the Tuition and Fees Deduction for one more year. However, while the opportunity has been viewed as a yearlong Christmas present for some of the 4.7 million families with stud... Read >
Author: Reecy Aresty05th April 2007
Those families who made their best guess as to which of the Education Tax Incentives would save them the most on their income taxes have put their 2006 tax returns to bed, but for many, a sigh of relief is a bit premature. Countless families, even many as... Read >
Author: Reecy Aresty31st January 2007
It is rather ironic that we spend billions of dollars on other countries, but paltry sums on our own education system. Still, the federal government is offering a few tax incentives this year.
Our education system is a bit of a mess. There is a lot of... Read >
Author: Richard Chapo18th January 2007
There is a general implicit agreement between Congress and the IRS regarding tax changes. Congress agrees to make all tax code changes before November, but broker the agreement this year.
If you think you are the only one with tax deadlines, you are n... Read >
Author: Richard Chapo15th November 2006
PLUS Loans Low Rates from NextStudent Better Option Than Credit Cards
Parents throughout the country are sending their children off to college and many still are concerned about helping find ways to pay for school. At this late date there are some par... Read >
Author: Jeff Mictabor07th September 2006
Copyright 2006 Sherry Harris
According to statistics from the House Education & the Workforce Committee a college education is rapidly becoming a fantasy for college-qualified students. The cost of higher education has been rising significantly faster ... Read >
Author: Sherry Harris14th February 2006
Private Student Loans Can Supplement Federal Aid, Help Borrowers
Prospective college students have a variety of student loans from which to choose, from federal student loans to private loans. With the rising cost of a college education, student loans... Read >
Author: Patrick Altoft
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