The Most Expensive Financial Mistake Parents Make Junior Year
Waiting too long to start the financial side of college planning can cost families tens of thousands in lost aid.
Waiting too long to start the financial side of college planning can cost families tens of thousands in lost aid.
Paying private school tuition now doesn’t mean you’ll be disqualified from financial aid later.
Financial aid award letters can be confusing and even deceptive—here’s how to make sense of them.
Merit aid can drastically cut your college costs—if you know how to build a list with it in mind.
A small mistake on the FAFSA can lead to big financial consequences—here’s how to avoid them.
Used the wrong way, a 529 plan can reduce your aid. Used the right way, it can protect your savings and increase options.
Planning for more than one student? You’ll need a strategy to maximize aid across the board.
Sophomore year is your window to take action before financial aid positioning locks in.
Two schools may offer the same “aid”—but one could cost you $15,000 more per year.
A strong GPA doesn’t just help with admissions—it can unlock thousands in merit scholarships.