A Parent's Guide to FAFSA and Federal Student Aid
With the average annual state university tuition at nearly $10K and private colleges charging up to $78K per year, learning the ins and outs of the FAFSA (Federal Application for Student Aid) form is a must for college applicants and parents.
The College Waitlist is Longer Than Usual This Year—Here's What Teens Can Do
Experts expect long and competitive waitlists because of the pandemic. They shared tips to help teens and parents navigate the process.
How to Pay for College: Scholarships, Grants, and Loans Explained
What's the difference between a scholarship and a grant anyway? Don't get overwhelmed by the costs of college tuition before your kid even hits campus. Here's everything you need to know about paying for college.
Does Your Child Even Need a College Fund?
Scrimping and saving as much as you can in hopes of putting your baby through college one day is not all it's cracked up to be—nor is it the best idea. Ahead, the pros and cons of starting a college savings fund for your child, and how to do it right if you do.
Parents Call for Justice After 20-Year-Old Son Dies in Alleged Fraternity Hazing Incident
Stone Foltz died three days after losing consciousness following an alleged hazing incident at Bowling Green State University.
Why College Students Around the Country Are Going on Tuition Strikes
College tuition is a large financial burden on students and their families—especially now—and students want change.
