How Do You Defer Enrollment In College?
To defer enrollment in college after you’ve been accepted, you can work with your college’s admissions office to complete its formal deferment process.

To defer enrollment in college after you’ve been accepted, you can work with your college’s admissions office to complete its formal deferment process.

We break down exactly how to resell your textbooks when you finish your college classes, and the best places to make the most money.

The U.S. hits a $37 trillion debt milestone, driven by pandemic borrowing and new legislation that adds trillions more.

Find out how to fill out the FAFSA for divorced parents, based on the new rules that recently went into effect for FAFSA Simplification.

NY Attorney General sues Zelle operator over $1B in alleged scam losses, seeking restitution and stronger fraud protections.

Learn how online tutoring, pet care, and other side jobs can speed up your student loan payoff.

Denied student loans? Learn your options for paying for college when federal, PLUS, and private loans aren’t available.

Demonstrated interest refers to the ways a student indicates interest in a specific school. Find out why its so important to college admissions officers.

We tested ChatGPT, Grok, Perplexity, Copilot, and Gemini to see which gave the best student loan recommendations in 2025 — and what they missed.

Funding U is a private student loan lender that offers no-cosigner undergraduate students loans with no origination fees and 10-year terms.

If you’re denied a parent PLUS loan, here are the options of what you can do to pay for college.
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