Author: Mindy Trotta
Mindy Trotta is an editor who spent many years behind a desk and then switched to working behind the oven as a pastry chef. Now, having perfected the art of multitasking, she is baking, working as the "Chief of Everything" at Road2College, and blogging at Relocation The Blog.
Three Established Facts About College Selection From An Expert
Mindy Trotta- October 2, 2019 0There are very few things that remain “static” about college these days: Costs seem to rise with each passing semester, interest rates on college loans ... Read More
Answers To Your Questions on Finalizing Student Loan Options
Mindy Trotta- September 25, 2019 0We recently did a Facebook Live with Pete Wylie of CommonBond Student Loans and the response was so overwhelming that Pete came back to continue the ... Read More
Five Criteria That Can Affect Your Financial Aid Appeal
Mindy Trotta- September 16, 2019 0How does one determine whether or not to appeal a financial aid award letter? Should I bother appealing a financial aid award letter? We ... Read More
Overcoming Test Anxiety: Tips From A Test Prep Pro
Mindy Trotta- September 8, 2019 0When it comes to test-taking, it is completely normal to experience a few butterflies in your stomach when you're in pre-test mode. In fact, ... Read More
Frank Bruni and Surviving College Admissions Madness
Mindy Trotta- August 13, 2019 0It was one week away from having my youngest graduate from college; one week away from no longer having to deal with the memory of ... Read More
SAT Prep Tips From An Expert
Mindy Trotta- July 3, 2019 0SAT Test Tips Prepping to take a standardized test might rub some the wrong way, as they equate it with “gaming the system,” and ... Read More
Critical Information On How Student Loans Work
Mindy Trotta- June 14, 2018 2If you have reached the juncture in your child’s college admissions process when you are thinking about student loans, we have to say, “Congratulations!” ... Read More
A Present To Your Child? The Gift Of Failure.
Mindy Trotta- August 25, 2015 0On one of the pages of the program I compiled for my son’s Bar Mitzvah many years ago, was a poem entitled, “ Children ... Read More