Step One
Deciphering financial aid and merit scholarship award letters isn’t always an easy task. Being able to suss out the hard-core information takes a discerning eye.
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Parents of high school seniors— I know this can be a crazy, stressful time in the college process for so
Your child has gone through the entire application process and is waiting patiently (sort of) to hear any news, and
Students who have a clear idea of where they want to go to school may have applied through the Early
On a recent Saturday morning, I begin musing about families with need-based financial aid worries… This is my advice specifically
A recent opinion piece on merit aid for college students in the New York Times inspired a lively discussion in
Step Two
Once you have a financial offer in hand, determine whether you’ll need more aid/scholarships. If so, devise an approach to successfully appeal the offer.
If you’ve determined that you have good cause to appeal your financial aid award, and as a result, have made
This is reality and where I encourage people to look pragmatically at the magnitude of two things related to college:
An increasing number of high schoolers in the U.S. are struggling with mental health challenges. And the numbers continue to
Has your child ever considered going to college abroad? Imagine Spring Break in Paris or Rome, without running into horrible
There are many reasons why a college student may want to drop out of school. To help you better understand
You received the financial award letter for your student, but you’re disappointed. It’s nowhere near what you wanted – or
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