by Lee Norwood | Paying For College
BIG CHANGES IN THE FAFSA With big changes in store for the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), families with college-bound children should revisit their savings strategy today. Some may find that they’ll come out ahead when the new rules take effect. But...
by guestblogger | Paying For College
For most families, the financial fit is a key part of building a college list. These families realize that being able to pay college costs is just as important as being admitted. It is a good idea to understand your family budget, financial aid practices, and where...
by Lee Norwood | College Admissions, Paying For College
If you are my age, feeling 29 and actually 54, the college application process that you remember is no longer relevant. It is a completely different beast. No more paper applications, hands cramping from writing essays, and being finished after applying to 2-3...
by Lee Norwood | Paying For College
Today’s blog is a nod to Eminem and the Superbowl half-time show; thus the quote in the intro. And now, we are happy to feature a piece from Mark Salisbury, co-founder, and chief executive officer of TuitionFit. TuitionFit empowers the public to create real...
by Lee Norwood | Paying For College
How to Pay for College Get answers to the following questions about paying for college: What does it financially take to go to college these days (what is the price range of schools) and is that number headed up or down? How do you know what you can afford? How do you...
by Lee Norwood | Paying For College
Hi Everyone — Ron here, the personal finance columnist for The New York Times. Thanks so much for your interest in my new book, The Price You Pay for College. The book was born of a financial planning challenge that it took me years to recognize. At The...
