Going to College

We can all face issues with mental health, and college students are no exception. The pressures of balancing courses, social life, work and taking on... Read more

Do colleges look at social media before admitting students? Yes, college and university admissions departments can check up on teens and... Read more

More than 1.1 million international students studied in the U.S. in the spring of 2019. While that number dropped by 43% during the pandemic, it’s... 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

There are billions of dollars in scholarships available to students of all ages. Here's how to get your share of scholarships for current college... Read more

Use these five steps to seek and secure as much financial aid as possible for your student's upcoming college... Read more

Applying to a handful of colleges might seem like repetitive work, as each school calls for identical information, high school transcripts and other... 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

When it comes to the FAFSA and dropping a class, the two are closely related. Here's how changing your course schedule could cost you your financial... Read more

Loans are just available to full-time college students. Here's everything you need to know about financial aid for part-time... Read more

We like the idea of following a passion and making money. However, it’s important to take into account whether you’re able to support yourself... Read more

In most cases, college scholarships are not taxable. But there are a few instances when you might owe taxes on scholarship money. Read on to learn... Read more