Are ‘No Essay’ College Scholarships a Student’s Dream Come True?
Editor’s Note: Monica Matthews is the author of “How to Win College Scholarships.” She helped her son win over $100,000 in scholarships and now shares her expertise with other parents
Editor’s Note: Monica Matthews is the author of “How to Win College Scholarships.” She helped her son win over $100,000 in scholarships and now shares her expertise with other parents
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Students and families need to stay on track to find the right college at the right price, so we’re providing this comprehensive college application checklist. Use this resource to give
If you’re a family that won’t qualify for need-based aid, it’s time to start looking for colleges with the best merit scholarships. Colleges give this merit aid based on academic
As colleges wrap up their acceptances and denials for the next fall, many students are receiving deferrals that grant them admission for spring or even summer semesters. In some cases,
Editor’s Note: The author, Dr. Kelly Frindell, is a test prep expert and owner of InHouse Test Prep. Students across the U.S. have started taking the new digital SAT in
Ugh, the dreaded waitlist. If there’s one thing that drives students and parents crazy, it’s ending up on a college’s waitlist. Sure, there’s still a chance that you may get
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