Every year, there is money that the government sets aside for college students that goes unused. Why? Much of the issue results from misinformation. We’re going to look at some of the most common reasons a person may miss out on free money for college that they could apply for using the FAFSA. Myth: My […]
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Let’s face it, even after we get out of college and head into the workforce, most of us still don’t know “what we want to be when we grow up.” In college, this can cause a major expense, especially if you change your major to something that doesn’t allow many of your credits to transfer.
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The College Planning Source planning assessment for the Class of 2022 is currently FULL! So we want to encourage students from the Class of 2023, 2024, 2025 to sign up now while we still have spots remaining. This is a direct, one-on-one, complimentary college planning assessment to help get your education journey started on the
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Some generous parents who are in a position to do so may choose to pay for their child’s college education. However, if you don’t have enough money to cover it all upfront, you may decide to go the loan route. Once you have examined all financial aid and scholarship opportunities, what should you know about
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If you have more than one child in the household who will be going to college or will be continuing their college education next year, this article is for you. Remember that students have to fill out the FAFSA every year they are in college to keep receiving aid, so it is very possible for
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When you try to talk to your kids about college, does it always turn into an argument? Whether you have different ideas about when they should apply, where they should go, or what major they should pursue, here are a few tips to help you have a better discussion about further education. Talk about careers,
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Few families can afford to put down all of the money for college upfront. Even with scholarships and financial aid, most students will incur some type of debt. Here are a couple of things you need to know before you start applying for student loans. Know the APR – You want to be sure that
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Some families feel that college is only for the ultra-wealthy, and when you look at college tuition prices, you can understand why. We’re about to compare prices for private and state universities. Then we will talk about how to plan for the expense as a family. We also encourage you to sign up for our
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In some households, parents take the responsibility upon themselves to put their kids through college. Because of this, they want control of the planning process as well. In other families, youths plot their own education course 100% independent of their parents. However, at College Planning Source, we find that the best results come when families
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It is no secret that the major a person selects in college, and their first job after graduation is more likely to have little to do with each other than to match. The US Census Bureau releases information from time to time on the industry the graduates of certain majors end up in, and you
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