Must-Ask Questions About College Costs: Protecting Your Investment
College costs are some of the largest expenses families ever face, and tuition insurance can help protect that investment.
When Do You Have To Pay For College Costs And Tuition Bills?
Most colleges bill tuition in July or August, find out what’s included and when to pay.
What Happens To Financial Aid If You Take A Gap Year
If you take a gap year, your financial aid package may change. Here’s what happens to your merit aid and need-based aid if you defer enrollment for a year.
How Structured Settlements Impact Financial Aid
Unlike lump sum settlements, there are times when the money from structured settlements will have no impact on financial aid. Learn why.
Can You Pay For College On A Credit Card?
Can you pay for college on a credit card and rack up the points? It’s a compelling thought… and the answer is potentially! College is expensive. According to the Education Data Initiative, the average cost of attendance for the 2024-2025 school year is $38,270. To keep up with rising costs, some students and their parents are […]
How To Find The Net Price Of College And What You’ll Pay
A look at how to calculate the net price of college – or in other terms, how much college really costs!
What To Do If Your Financial Aid Appeal Is Denied
Are you in need of student financial aid? Here’s what to do if your financial aid appeal has been denied. Learn more.
FAFSA Deadline Act Ensures October 1 Launch
FAFSA updates include policy changes and a redesigned contributor process. Find out how these changes impact students and families.
How To Find Grants To Pay For College
By learning how to find grants to pay for college, you can lower your out of pocket and loan costs. Here’s what grants are available.
How To Apply For A Cal Grant: A Full Guide
The Cal Grant is a state-funded financial aid program for California residents that doesn’t need to be repaid. Learn more about eligibility and how to apply.
Pell Grants: What They Are And How To Qualify
Pell Grants are issued by the Department of Education to undergraduate students who are able to demonstrate an exceptional financial need.