If you’ve factored in your savings, scholarships, grants and federal student loans and still have costs to cover, you might want to think about private student loans. Here are the basics you’ll need to make an informed borrowing decision.
Thinking about taking out a private student loan? A cosigner can help you get approved and get a lower interest rate. Here’s what you need to know.
Applying to college? Use this helpful calendar to stay on track your senior year.
With student loans, the first step is to find the best loans for you and to keep the cost of borrowing for college down. Here’s how to do it.
Current and former college students share important lessons and tips they wish they knew before deciding on a loan.
Admission experts and educators share their non-study tips that could boost your SAT test score.
How you can reduce your college spending to make your financial aid package work.
Senior year can be one of the most jam-packed times of your academic career. Take some time to do a little prep work during the summer.
Managing the process of your child’s applications, college visits and financial aid can feel overwhelming. An easy way to beat that feeling is to maximize the summer before application season.
Not sure what type of college is the best fit or which college is right for you? Take our quiz for inspiration on where to apply.
Look at what private colleges and state schools can offer. Which is best for you?
If you take charge and prioritize your time, you can find a balance between applying to school and managing your other commitments.
Money-saving techniques and balancing a budget can be the most important thing a student learns before going to college.
Not sure whether to take the SAT or ACT? Or which SAT IIs you should take? This quiz will help you figure it out.
The summer before college is a great time to start saving for college.
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