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Factors That Make it Hard to Qualify for Financial Aid
11
Sep
It’s never too early to begin thinking about how you are going to pay for your child’s college education. Every year, an abundance of aid goes unclaimed because people don’t believe they will qualify. For this reason, it’s important to explore all of your options, including the standard aid packages offered by the federal government. […]
Money Management: One of the Most Critical Skills for College Students
29
Aug
Good money management habits are an essential part of being an independent adult. Not only is money a finite resource that you have to invest time earning, but it’s also what allows you the flexibility and independence to live the lifestyle that you want. It provides security for your future in case of unexpected circumstances. […]
How Test Preparation Can Help You Get Into These 3 Career Tracks
29
Aug
Before you can start a professional career as a nurse, a truck driver, or the owner and operator of your own business, you’ll need to prove your proficiency by passing a standardized test. Whether it’s the MCAT, GMAT, GRE, CDL, NCLEX, or something else, most professional careers require not only educational courses and certificates but […]
3 Sources of Financial Aid You May Not Have Thought Of
28
Jul
It’s no secret that the cost of college has skyrocketed to unprecedented levels. Fortunately, there is a host of ways for you can defray these costs if you’re willing to get creative. While everyone knows about the academic merit and need scholarships available, there are various other ways that students can help to lower the […]
4 Tips to Help High Schoolers Get the Most Out of Their Summer
24
Jul
3 Vacation Ideas That Offer Student Discounts
14
Jul
Being a student is hard. Classes can be tough, you have to deal with drama from your peers, and if you’re a working student, you have just another dimension of stress. There’s a bright side, though: being a student can get you some pretty nice vacation deals. In fact, here are three student-discounted vacation ideas. […]
How High School Students Can Prepare for the Challenges of College
29
Apr
Going from high school to college always takes some getting used to. Even for students who get straight A’s, college involves a whole lot of adapting and unlearning habits that may have gotten them through high school but won’t serve them well in college. Your high schooler needs to know what exactly they’re in for. […]
Service-Minded? 3 Majors to Consider
29
Mar
If you want to pursue a career in service, you’re more than in luck. A service mentality is what makes the world go ‘round. It is also what keeps it from becoming completely desolate. Here are just three careers that you could consider. Law Enforcement Law enforcement is one of the most important services in […]
What High School Students Need to Know About Online University Learning
13
Mar
In today’s increasingly wired world, it’s easier than ever to leverage the power of the internet to get an education. The rise of online university learning opportunities is providing students with a bevy of non-traditional options. Here’s what high school students need to know about online university learning. Online Universities It is now possible to […]
3 Resources to Use if You Struggle in School
16
Feb
The rigors of high school can be demanding. From regular coursework to standardized test prep to college admission essays, it can be easy to become stressed by the entire academic experience. Fortunately, there are more resources than ever before available to help students navigate through this anxious time. Here are three resources to consider if […]