Category: Scholarships
Scholarships with November Deadlines
Rachel Doran- October 17, 2019 0Huddle to Brighten Someone's Day Scholarship Amount: $5,000 Apply By: November 1, 2019 Description: Scholarship open to high school students and those currently attending an ... Read More
A Mother’s Advice For Helping Her Children Avoid Student Loans
Sabrina Malone- October 16, 2019 0Many of us see no choice other than to take the Parent Plus loans, cash-out or borrow from 401Ks, remortgage our homes, pull from IRA’s, ... Read More
What is a National Merit Scholarship? Should Your Student Try?
Anna Spooner- October 1, 2019 0Of course you've heard of the PSAT, but did you know that the PSAT is more than just a prep test for the SAT? It’s ... Read More
Scholarships with October Deadlines
Courtney Seabert- September 16, 2019 0Civil Rights and Criminal Law Essay Competition & Scholarship Amount: $1,000 Apply By: October 1, 2019 Description: Scholarship is open to current undergraduate and graduate ... Read More
What Does an EFC of 00000 Mean?
Road2College- August 28, 2019 0If you’ve filled out the FAFSA paperwork and come back with an EFC of zero, you might think there’s been a mistake. After all, everyone’s ... Read More
College’s Unexpected Fees
Suzi Parker- August 22, 2019 0Like many parents across the country, Mike Mueller spent the summer helping his son, Jakob, prepare for his freshman year at Washington University in St. ... Read More
Scholarships with September Deadlines
Courtney Seabert- August 15, 2019 0ABFSE Undergraduate Scholarship Amount: Up to $2,500 Apply By: September 1, 2019 Description: Scholarship is open to students who have completed at least one semester ... Read More
Scholarships for DACA Students
Courtney Seabert- August 4, 2019 0Invest in Us: Anonymously Answer 2 Questions About Student Debt Amount: $2,500 Apply By: August 30, 2019 Description: Applicants will answer questions about what it ... Read More
Worrying About How To Pay For College?
Road2College- August 1, 2019 0When our children were born, back in the late 90s, we thought we were diligent by opening a 529 plan before they turned 1 and ... Read More
Learning About Financial Aid Isn’t Just For Parents of High School Seniors
Matthew Schwartz- August 1, 2019 0Back in 2016, in a huge shift to make it easier to fill out financial aid forms and get financial aid decisions back from ... Read More