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In just a couple of weeks, many colleges around the US will open their doors for fall semester. But before you rush off to college (either again or for the very first time) read through the checklist below for great resources to be prepared financially for the school year, and to help you save money…
Students who are getting ready to go to college and are in need of a private student loan may need a co-signer in order be approved. When determining an applicant’s eligibility, lenders look for credit history, income, and the ability to repay the loan. A student just out of high school may not meet all…
The following post is contributed by one of our summer interns, Elizabeth Ding!
How much is a bachelor’s degree worth? What is the value of your major? What are the chances of getting a job after graduation? Employers typically require a college degree among the baseline of requirements, but studies show that even that is not…
Tuition may be rising at a number of colleges, but that doesn’t mean that the rest of your college expenses need to follow suit! Keep in mind that your total cost of attendance includes a bunch of other things, like books, room and board, travel to and from school, and supplies.
Even now, you can start…
Colleges have been around for centuries, yet year after year, getting into college and paying for college are two of the most challenging processes for students and families. How do you choose the right college? How do you get into it? How do you pay for the one you choose? These types of questions are…
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