Cost of College

College tuition, student loans and divorce can be a messy mix. Planning out how to pay for college costs can get even trickier when you’re working... Read more

When it comes to saving for college for their kids, many parents across the country make use of the 529 plan. But what exactly is a 529, and what are... Read more

If you feel out of place at college, you might find yourself wondering: Should I change my major? Neglect to answer that question and you could be... Read more

Can you use student loans for a laptop? Or how about spending your financial aid to buy a car? You don’t have to wonder, though, because there are... Read more

Without the savings to afford American colleges and universities, it’s not surprising that many students turn to financial aid to help get them... Read more

Go to college. Get a good job. That’s the advice most students get as they prepare to leave high school. Many of us are told that a four-year... Read more

For many students, federal financial aid is the lifeline that funds their college degree. In fiscal year 2018, about 12.7 million students received... Read more

As with their counterparts in all American communities, Latino and Hispanic Students are suffering from the student debt crisis. Adding to the burden... Read more

If you love photography, whether as an art form or for documenting news and history, then we have an impressive list of photography scholarships that... Read more

Deciding to go back to school after taking time off to build a career or spend time with your family can be daunting. And between tuition, textbooks... Read more

Are you itching to go to college in another country but aren’t sure about the expense? You may be able to study abroad for free. In fact, there are... Read more

Going to college isn’t cheap. In 2018-19, the average published tuition and fees were $35,830 a year at private colleges and $26,290 per year for... Read more