Paying for College Archive
Tips for Acquiring Education Grants
Going to college can be an uphill process in terms of finances. Many people have seen their college dreams crumble because they did not have enough funds to attend college...
Tax Breaks for College Parents
You don't have tell me how expensive college is, I've got a college tuition that I have been paying for the past three years. If you're like me you are always on the look-out a way
Student Loan Debt: Drowning in a Sea of Debt
The Huffington Post has been doing a series of posts about the growing number of college students who are saddled with college loan debt. Titled "Majoring in Debt" the Huffington Post, has been encouraging college students to
Has the Cost of College Gotten Out of Control?
What I paid to to attend college in comparison to today, is literally night and day. The cost of college today is astronomical. Is it out of control? In a recent interview with salon.com, author Anya Kamenetz
Paying for College in Tough Times
Everyone is aware of the impact the economy is having on family life across America. However, we have not even begun to consider the effects the recession will have on the families of college students. Especially those who
Is a College Degree Worth the Cost?
The Declining Value Of Your College Degree A four-year college degree, seen for generations as a ticket to a better life, is no longer enough to guarantee a steadily rising paycheck. Just ask Bea Dewing. After she
Need Cash for College? – Scholarship Information for Black Students
In a recent post the Black Data Processing Associates (BDPA) mentioned that it was seeking applicants for scholarships. They also encourage black students seeking cash for college to visit the BETF scholarship webpage today! In addition, they
Paying For Your Child’s College Education
Many Boomer’s have High School Juniors in the house and if you are one of them this article can give you some suggestions on how to fund your child’s college education. If you have Kids already in
College Admissions Take Toll On Parents & Students
By Joseph Wyczalek March and April are busy times for colleges across the United States. This is when the bulk of acceptance letters and award letters are sent out to nail-biting anxious students and their parents. With
Student Financial Aid Award Letters
By Christina Tangalakis Once you receive an award letter you have moved up the financial aid ladder one rung. You have moved from financial aid applicant to financial aid recipient. The award letter, or letters if you
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