Andrew Pentis

“College versus university” is an important comparison that many families misunderstand. Although these terms are often used interchangeably,... Read more

The coronavirus pandemic brought college admissions tests like the SAT and ACT to a screeching halt, and their hiatus has renewed calls for the... Read more

This bit of the history of student loans might surprise you: Using the first documented system of education debt in 1240, aspiring scholars at Oxford... Read more

Here are five long-term benefits of most college scholarships that can help you save — and earn — even more money after... Read more

You filed your FAFSA, received some federal financial aid and scored a few scholarships — but you still can’t afford to pay for all your college... Read more

When student loan balances seemingly grow each month — not shrink as they’re supposed to — it’s easy for borrowers to think the finish line... Read more

Note that the situation for student loans has changed due to the impact of the coronavirus outbreak and relief efforts from the government, student... Read more

Previous generations might have left the U.S. to avoid fighting a war. Current generations are similarly wondering if they can escape debt by leaving... Read more

About a quarter of Americans have worked an unpaid internship, including almost 40% of Gen Zers and 30% of millennials, a new Student Loan Hero... Read more

Students and graduates needing to find a cosigner typically don’t search for more than a few minutes. They ask Mom or Dad. But what if your parents... Read more

If you ended up with leftover money from your college loans, find out how you can effectively use it for additional college expenses or return... Read more

Are you wondering how to get financial aid if your parents make too much money? Here's what you need to know to get the money you need for... Read more