Would you shop for a house or car without knowing the price? Nope, didn’t think so. You’d figure out your budget, find options that fit, and THEN decide if the price is worth it. So, why are families diving into the college search without even glancing at the cost...
Post by Citizens Key takeaways There may be a gap between your financial aid offer and the cost of your ideal college. Your college’s financial aid office and billing office are resources for you to use to help determine your options. If you don’t receive enough...
We are proud to have joined Third Floor Views for this interview. A part of Chesapeake Family Magazine, this podcast is super informative to parents of...
When you venture into the realm of college financial aid, you’ll come across two primary categories – need-based aid and merit aid. But here’s the kicker: there’s often a bit of confusion swirling around, muddying the waters when it comes to...
This post is penned by our educational consultant Austin Curwen. One term used by guidance counselors, independent educational consultants and people who work on all sides of the college admissions process is the importance of having a balanced list. What exactly...
This Article is an oldie, but a goodie, and the overall theme still rings true. We have read the book several times and highly recommend the read. Hi Everyone — Ron here, the personal finance columnist for The New York Times. Thanks so much for your interest...
