The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is one of the essential ways that students can get free money for college. However, there are a number of myths that sometimes stop students from even applying. Don’t let that be you! Here are some myths you can just ignore and fill out the FAFSA anyway. […]
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One of the things that students dread the most about the college applications process is having to write an essay. To help simplify the process just a little, we’ve come up with these three vital tips. Ignore the word “optional” when it appears in connection with an essay – If the college application says that
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It can be a long and expensive journey to become a doctor. However, many do it because there is a big payoff for physicians and surgeons. Just how much can you expect to make? The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics provides some figures you may find interesting. For example, here are the mean average wages
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It is the start of a new calendar year, so here are a few essential reminders for high school juniors and seniors who are planning to attend college after graduation. Juniors – It is time to get your college list narrowed down so you can prepare to apply. You want at least four schools on
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Starting your first year at a college or a private university can be both exciting and scary. Here are a few tips to help prepare you for a good experience. Have a schedule – Include your classes, study time, work, and other essential activities. Then you can plan your recreation around this schedule. Choose the
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Sometimes there are family situations that make filling out the FAFSA a little less clear. One such scenario is if your parents are not married to one another. Perhaps they were never married, or maybe they are now divorced. Either way, you need to know how to fill out the Free Application for Federal Student
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The requirements for a community college are often less strict than that of a university. Tuition is also a lot less. For this reason, many families decide that this is a good starting point for a child who doesn’t have a lot of scholarships or financial aid opportunities. Here are a few things you should
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There are many reasons students decided to skip the fall 2020 semester. Some were worried about going to school and getting COVID-19, perhaps even bringing it home to their family. Others feel like they don’t learn well in an online environment and want to wait for their school of choice to hold in-class lectures again.
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Borrow defense is short for borrower defense to loan repayment forgiveness. The full term makes it a little easier to understand. We’re talking about legal ground for not paying back federal student loans if your school is involved in some form of misconduct. You can apply for this relief on the Federal Student Aid website.
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Many students are taking classes online, whether you are still in high school or you have already started your college experience. Your grades matter, so how can you stay engaged and improve your education experience? Here are three tips to help you. Create a study environment – This isn’t the first time we’ve made this
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