As the costs of higher education continue to rise, many parents are looking for ways to finance their child’s undergraduate education. One potential option is the Parent PLUS Loan, a federal loan program that allows parents to borrow money to cover the cost of their child’s education. While this can be a helpful option for […]
Student loan debt has become a major financial burden for many college graduates and their families, surpassing credit card and auto loan debt in the United States. According to the Federal Reserve, the total student loan debt in the country has reached over $1.5 trillion in 2020, with an average student loan debt of $32,731 […]
Higher education is often an expensive investment, and many students turn to loans to finance their education. When it comes to student loans, there are two main types: federal and private. Both types of loans provide students with funds to cover the cost of tuition, room and board, and other educational expenses. However, there are […]
The pursuit of higher education is often hindered by financial constraints, making it a challenging feat for many students to afford the rising costs of tuition, textbooks, and living expenses. Scholarships serve as a vital tool for students to bridge this gap and achieve their educational goals. While national and international scholarships are widely recognized […]
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Over the years, there has been a growing demand for skilled professionals in the fields of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM). This increase in demand comes as no surprise, given the crucial role that these fields play in advancing society and shaping our future. However, the path to a career in STEM is not […]
As tuition costs continue to rise, a college education is becoming increasingly unaffordable for many students. In this scenario, scholarships serve as a crucial resource for students seeking to finance their education. However, the scholarship application process can be overwhelming, with numerous forms, essays, and requirements. The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is […]
Pursuing postgraduate studies can be a rewarding and enriching experience that opens up a world of opportunities. However, it is no secret that pursuing advanced studies can also come with significant financial challenges. The cost of tuition, books, and living expenses can quickly add up, making it difficult for students to fully focus on their […]
Scholarships have long been recognized as a means of supporting academic excellence and providing opportunities for students to pursue their educational goals. However, in recent years, there has been a growing recognition of the need to recognize other forms of talent and achievement through scholarships. This shift has led to the emergence of scholarships beyond […]
The rising cost of higher education has become a major concern for both students and their families, with student debt reaching unprecedented levels. According to the Institute for College Access and Success, the average debt of a bachelor’s degree graduate in 2018 was $29,800 (Institute for College Access and Success, 2018). This growing burden of […]
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As a international student, covering the cost of studying abroad can be a daunting task. Tuition fees, living expenses, and travel costs can add up to a significant financial burden. However, there is no need to give up on your dream of studying in a foreign country. Scholarships for international students can provide the necessary […]
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Scholarships have long been recognized as a key means for enabling individuals to pursue higher education. However, for many years, scholarship opportunities were limited to a select few. Women, minorities, individuals from low-income families, and those with disabilities often faced barriers in accessing these opportunities. As a result, diversity and inclusion have become increasingly important […]
Scholarships can be a great way to fund your education. With the rising cost of tuition, these financial aid opportunities can make a significant difference in your ability to achieve your academic goals. However, scholarship applications are often highly competitive, with many students vying for a limited number of awards. In order to increase your […]
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Scholarship applications are a crucial aspect of the college application process, providing students with the opportunity to finance their education through merit-based funding. While there are various components that make up a scholarship application, the essay is often one of the most daunting and critical parts. Many students struggle with this component, unsure of what […]
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Introduction Student loans have become a ubiquitous aspect of higher education, with over 44 million Americans carrying some form of student debt, amounting to a staggering $1.7 trillion in total. This growing burden has placed considerable financial strain on students and graduates, impacting their future prospects and the overall economy. As such, the future of […]
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Scholarships are an invaluable resource for students seeking financial aid to pursue higher education. They can open the doors to opportunities that may have otherwise been out of reach due to financial constraints. When it comes to scholarships, there are primarily two types – merit-based and need-based. Each of these types has its own set […]
Navigating the Scholarship Application Process: Tips and Tricks Receiving a scholarship can significantly lighten the financial burden of pursuing higher education. With the rising cost of tuition and living expenses, scholarships offer much needed relief for students and their families. However, the competition for scholarships is fierce, and the application process can be overwhelming. In […]
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10 Lesser-Known Scholarships You Should Apply for Today As high school students begin the arduous task of applying for college, one of the biggest concerns is often funding their education. With the high cost of tuition, room and board, and other expenses, many students and their families are left grappling with the daunting question of […]
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In the pursuit of higher education, the quest for financial support through scholarships and grants is more critical than ever. As we step into 2024, numerous online platforms serve as invaluable resources for students seeking financial aid. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll explore the best websites that connect students with a myriad of scholarship and […]
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Are policies to eliminate public college and university fees fiscally regressive? That is, do they unfairly favor the already affluent as opposed to those lower income students who really deserve it?
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Community college can be a great way to get a start on higher education without breaking the bank. Learn more about why this popular choice for an associate’s degree can help you save a ton of money while still getting quality instruction.
Understand the different sources and types of financial aid available to college students. Federal aid can take the form of grants or subsidized loans, and institutional financial aid programs will have their own need-based and merit-based policies.
When it comes time to craft a resume, exactly what should be included? Relevant jobs are an obvious choice, but some hobbies and out of work activities might be worth mentioning, as well.
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Learn about the top five ways to get more money to help with paying for your college and tuition expenses.
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2012 is here and that means it is time to start thinking about financial aid and funding for the 2012-2013 school year. Learn more about the FAFSA, why it is important, and how you can apply online at no charge today!
After considering the realities of life in graduate school, are you sure you still want to go? Good! Here are some of the most common difficulties facing grad students in their day to day life, and some strategies for ensuring that your time in grad school is a success.
Like most things in education, SAT and ACT scores have a lot to do with practice, planning, and preparation.
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Obama’s education administration has announced a plan to help some students manage their school debt burdens, but it does very little to address the growing problem of college debt.
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The Bright Futures Scholarship Program is a great program for graduating Florida high school students. Here are the technical requirements and procedures…
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Moms who are interested in furthering their education often need financial assistance to deal with the high costs of attending college at the same time as raising a family! Luckily, there are some scholarship programs out there designed to help out mothers who are in that exact situation. Learn more about these awards and how you can find other scholarship programs you’re eligible for.
The odds of winning a scholarship might not seem good, but you won’t win unless you at least try to apply!
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Federal financial aid applications for the 2011-2012 academic year are available online, and there is no reason to delay when it comes to completing yours. If you or anyone you know is headed to college in the fall, be sure to familiarize yourself with this application process.
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Fathers who are headed back to school might need some help paying for college – and luckily there are several programs out there to help them with just that.
Budget problems in the federal government could soon lead to lower Pell Grant awards for students in college. Several proposals have been floating around in Congress, and every one would freeze or slash spending on these financial aid awards.
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Federal financial aid is the best source of free money for college students in the USA. Click here to find out more about how you can apply for free, online.
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Learn how to apply for a big scholarship just for working adults.
Deflation in Wall Street finance hasn’t found its way to the college campus yet – and it probably won’t any time soon, for better or worse. Learn why student loans don’t deflate like other financed products such as cars and mortgages.
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A short sample of college scholarships and grants that have application deadlines coming up in October of 2010.
Find out how students can enter to win a free iPad – just by downloading digital versions of their textbooks and saving money on those necessary supplies.
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A short sample of college scholarship programs with deadlines coming up in September 2010. Find awards to apply for and learn how to search for even more scholarships and awards that match your individual eligibility criteria.
Be sure to apply for these scholarships with upcoming August 2010 deadline dates. The more awards you’re eligible for and apply to, the more money you’re likely to earn for college!
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The Upromise scholarship is back for summer of 2010 – and this could be your chance to win $10,000 while also building up a savings plan to fund tuition or old student loans.
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Here are a few of the national scholarship programs with deadline dates coming up in July 2010. Remember to check your scholarship lists regularly, you never know when a new award will be offered!
With tuition bills up higher than ever and jobs for youngsters getting harder to find, its more important than ever that parents try to help out their kids in saving up some money for future school expenses.
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Although jobs are getting harder to find, more young people are coping with the missing opportunities by enrolling in college after high school graduation. For those who still need to find a job this summer, there are a few things you can do to improve your odds.
While summer isn’t the time you’re usually thinking about how to find money for college, there are some national scholarships with deadlines coming up in June 2010.
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With a 100,000 teaching jobs on the line, president Obama is looking for Congressional support for the latest bailout of the public school system.
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Frontline has recently released a great documentary video on the state of for-profit education in America – be sure to give this a view before you or someone you know signs up for the most expensive degree programs around!
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And by completing a short essay about the benefits and drawbacks of using technology in the classroom, seven students will receive scholarships of $1,000 to help with their initial college costs.
Course Smart has a great deal for students who are just now realizing that text books are a good way to get prepared for those final exams.
One way to get your resume seen by more hiring managers is by publishing it in a place where they can quickly locate it through a search of important key words. Instead of trying to find the person with the job you want, let them find you!
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