Each year, high school students applying to college and college students currently enrolled in courses must fill out their Free Application for Federal Student aid (FAFSA). The FAFSA is the federal form that collects your family’s income and tax information. That information is then used...
As the spring begins, college seniors are making their final decisions about which school will be their home for the next few years. Paperwork is being submitted, deposits are being paid, and you and your student are celebrating this next step. While celebration is definitely...
Applying to college can feel like a whirlwind of paperwork, financial conversations, and lots of deadlines. For many families, those deadlines begin to become more of a burden than anything helpful. But, what if you knew that those deadlines could make a difference between your...
During your student’s junior year, visiting college campuses is one of the highlights in the college application process. College visits are the best way to truly understand the vibe of each school. It's also a great time to have your questions answered. During these visits,...
During the spring months, every letter or email arriving for your high school senior brings potential news about their college applications. From acceptance letters to waitlists, the news will run a whole range of emotions. But, some of these letters, especially your financial aid offers,...
One of the most important components of your student’s decision about college is finances. While the financial aid office at schools that your student has applied to will be sending information, your family also needs to consider other budget line items that impact how much...
