It’s rare that we meet parents who know this important fact: the first offer a financial aid department makes your student isn’t necessarily their final offer; you can appeal for…
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This post was originally published on August 3, 2015. It was updated on August 11, 2020. You may have spent years focusing on GPA and extracurriculars; you may have spent…
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By: Ted Daniel, Boston 25 News Updated: August 3, 2020 – 9:57 PM BOSTON — The pandemic has already disrupted high school and college sports. Now it threatens to disrupt…
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Let’s face it. College is expensive, and prices seem to endlessly go up. Proactive parents and students who come up with a good college funding strategy tend to do better…
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View the more recent webinar we did on this topic in June of 2021. With the cost of college continuing to skyrocket, parents are now looking under every rock and…
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Published on July 13, 2020 Source Linkedin Patricia Roberts Chief Operating Officer / Higher Education Savings Advocate While many parents and students are still awaiting final word on whether and…
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This post was originally published on June 19, 2020. It was updated on July 1, 2020. This is part two of a three-part mini-series called “Scholarships and College Funding for…
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Many parents already have enough on their plate as they try to secure their retirement. Throw college into the mix and things get much more complicated. Nevertheless, the majority of…
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This a guest post from Chris Willis, President of College Inside Track. For more information on this topic, The College Funding Coach and College Inside Track will be having a…
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This post is brought to you by our partner, LeverEdge. Their organization works with families to get the best loans through collective bargaining. To join their initiative for free, follow…
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