October 8, 2015
Top 5 financial aid terms you need to know
In college, students are confronted with a lot of new information. Trying to make sense of it all can be…
September 22, 2015
Aggregate Loan Limits: Federal and Private Student Loans
There is a life-time cap for student loan eligibility. It is referred to as the “Aggregate Limit”.This is the point…
September 15, 2015
Cut Private Loan Costs: Get a Low Rate and Pay It Off Fast
Comparing loan applications feels like tedious work until you realize that taking a few minutes to compare your options will…
September 8, 2015
What do you want from college? Connect the Dots!
Deciding on what you really want from college is a personal decision. It comes down to two major areas of…
September 7, 2015
Your college roommate: The ideal candidate and the realities of co-habitation
A quick search of “college roommates” yields results mixed with topics ranging from top ten lists, to terrible roommate stories.…
September 4, 2015
Choosing a major for undergraduates
Choosing a college major can be a stressful event. That’s because a college major represents a focus of study that…
September 3, 2015
Top 5 Private Student Loan Consolidation Questions and Answers
Going for a student loan consolidation naturally brings a host of questions that should be answered. Here are some common…
September 2, 2015
Starting College: Getting the most out of your first week
You are about to head off to school. A million things are going through your mind. Worrying about new classes,…
September 1, 2015
New Rules for Student Loans: Matching a Career to Debt Repayment
The reason why most students attend college is in order to secure a job after graduation. The job that college…
August 28, 2015
What to Do When You Are Denied for a Private Student Loan
One of two things happens when anyone submits a loan application; either it gets approved or denied. This goes for…
August 27, 2015
Top 5 Planning Tips for Financing a Worthwhile College Education
Proper planning is a key part of financing a college education. As college costs have increased more families have used…
February 17, 2014
Students and Parents Use the 1098-T for the American Opportunity Tax Credit
Taxes are always a certainty, but if you or your family are spending money on education there may be ways…