
Financial aid award statements: Finding the true cost
What you really need to know is the difference between the “free money” and the money that you’ll have to earn or pay back later.
What you really need to know is the difference between the “free money” and the money that you’ll have to earn or pay back later.
Schools are happy to tell you their stats. You've heard about their ranking, acceptance rate and graduation rate. But what might your child's student loan payback look like after attending for four years and earning that diploma?
Over the past decade, the amount of early decision applications has grown rapidly, especially in highly selective private institutions. What are the benefits/drawbacks and just how binding is an Early Decision application?
If you’ve been a good saver, you may have spent the last 18 years saving in a 529 plan for the costs of your child’s college. How do you turn the switch to start using this saved money?
We’ve heard this comment before: “Why would I fill out the FAFSA? I know I won’t qualify for financial aid anyway”.