Contents College can be pricey, but if you’re eligible for the GI Bill, there’s some great news—the government might help…

Scholarships for Cancer Patients, Survivors, and Their Siblings Dealing with cancer is tough, but there are scholarships out there to…

Contents Paying for college with scholarships is a smart move—but a lot of students aren’t entirely sure how they work.…

Contents Many students rely on loans to fund their education. While loans open doors to opportunities that might otherwise be…

Numerous lenders offer private student loans—banks, credit unions, and other lenders among them. But with so many choices, how do you choose? For most borrowers, the determining factors boil down to cost…

Student Loans: Don’t Make These Expensive Missteps Student loans are among the largest debts individuals incur—after only mortgages on their homes. Due to their size, even tiny missteps can have dire financial consequences. Alas, numerous students and parents make mistakes when handling student loans, and those errors cost them thousands of extra dollars and years of aggravation.…

Contents Choosing a major can feel overwhelming—like your first big step toward shaping your entire future. Throw in extra questions…

What to Look for When Choosing a College with Disability Services Picking the right college is a big decision—especially if…

Contents They say it’s never too early to start saving for your kid’s college—but if you didn’t start when they…

Your SAT score can open doors to college admissions and scholarships—so what is a good score? It really varies depending on the schools on your list. The higher your scores, the better your odds of admission to competitive programs, but remember that your SAT is only one piece of…