It can be a nightmare trying to keep everything straight when you are applying to multiple colleges. Here are some of our favorite tips to help you stay organized and make sure all of those applications get sent off on time and without having to rush an essay at the last second. Get a Folder […]
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According to a study by the US Department of Education, about 30% of college students change their major during the first three years of going to college. Such a change can be expensive and time-consuming, especially if many of your credits don’t transfer to your new major. That stat may add to the pressure you
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This past year has changed so many things about life in general, it is no wonder that the college experience has been impacted. That is why College Planning Source has developed an 8-part webinar series to help families navigate the challenges of sending one or more children off to college successfully. The series titles are:
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Many of us think of summer as a time for fun, vacations, family, and just relaxing in general. So why do some college students take summer classes? Here are some of the top reasons to get credits during the summer months. Catch up (or get ahead) on credits – If you are falling behind on
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With the number of high school seniors heading off to college in decline, it’s a good idea to consider some alternatives to a university education. Here are some other solid options if you are not ready to head to a 4-year school this fall. Community College – You can start with a two-year degree. You’ll
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When your kids hit their teen years, they may be less likely to confide in you, depending on how open communication is in the family and the temperament of your child. If you are finding it difficult to have a dialogue with your teen about college, here are a few ways to get the conversation
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Most families can’t afford to send a student to college without taking on some kind of debt. Once you have found all of the free money for college you can, it is time to take out a federal or perhaps even a private loan. Here are some of the things to consider so that you
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One of the things that many college students run into, sometimes even years after completing school and entering the workforce, is the crushing weight of student debt. If you are a college graduate who is struggling with heavy loans, here are a few reasons you may decide to refinance your student loans. Your credit score
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With college prices increasing and the cost being a primary motivator for many students opting out of college this fall, you may wonder how much the average tuition is right now. College Board is a site that provides research on tuition costs and financial aid. Here are some of their findings regarding the average price
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Seniors across the country are graduating, and it is time to enjoy your final summer before starting college. How should you use your last summer before continuing your education? Here are a few suggestions. Attend your college’s orientation – Whether it is in person or virtual, this is a great way to get acquainted with
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