Education

Tax exemptions. Exchange-traded funds. Amortization. When talking about finance, it’s easy to get lost in the lingo, especially since most of us... Read more

About half of college freshman in 2017 applied to at least five schools before enrolling, according to a Niche survey. That’s a lot of applications... Read more

With the rise of online learning, there’s no shortage of classes you can take that offer you a certification in a particular trade, skill or... Read more

You might think signing up for continuing education programs will take too much time out of your day and too much money out of your wallet.... Read more

When I was 17, I signed on the dotted line and took out student loans to attend college. I didn’t have a clue what I was signing up for. All I knew... Read more

New York was the first state in the country to announce that residents can get a free college education. And yesterday, it made waves once more when... Read more

Seventy-three years after the GI Bill was signed by President Franklin D. Roosevelt  — providing members of the military, veterans, and their... Read more

As part of the U.S. Department of Education, Federal Student Aid (FSA) is the biggest provider of financial aid in the country. It grants more than... Read more

Raise your hand if you did college perfectly. Yeah … me either. If you’ve had second thoughts about the decisions you made when you were 18 —... Read more

Forty percent of borrowers surveyed by NERA Economic Consulting in 2012 had no memory of going through student loan counseling. There’s one... Read more

Are you ready to advance your career — or start a new one entirely? Thanks to some of today’s continuing education programs, it’s never... Read more

Getting a Masters of Business Administration (MBA) can teach you invaluable skills and take your career to the next level. But getting into business... Read more