Graduating from high school and choosing a college or university to attend is an exciting time. There are a bunch of celebrations, from the graduation ceremony to your personal graduation party, where you get to celebrate with your friends and family. Even getting everything you need for your new dorm room can be exciting, even ...
When it comes to covering the ever-increasing costs of college, it can get a bit confusing. There are several options to help with the expenses, the most common being federal student loans and private student loans. There are advantages and disadvantages to each of these choices, so how does one know which route to go? ...
So you’re thinking about going to school – or going BACK to school – or helping someone you love to go to school. Whether it’s you, your partner, or one of your kids, it’s always exciting to think about the possibilities of post-secondary education. Sometimes that means living on campus and taking on the full ...
It isn’t easy to pay for a college education. The average price of one year at a public university, including tuition, fees, room, and board at the in-state rate is almost $21,000. The private school rate is almost $47,000. That can exhaust 529 plan savings pretty quickly. That’s why so many college students and their parents take ...
Student loan or campus loan repayments can be confusing. You know you have to make the payment. But where do you send the payment and where do you find your student loans? You won’t necessarily be paying the same entity that lent you money. Your student loan servicer and lender could be different so there are some ...
