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Are you a resident of California, or another “western” state? You might take a look at WUE (pronounced “woo-eee”) schools and apply for a chance to get an exceptionally well priced college education! Schools vary in their requirements and not … Continued
The family is the single biggest influence on children during the younger years, so talk to your kids about college early. Incorporate college discussions into everyday life, and your kids will get the message very early on that attending college … Continued
Research financial aid as soon as your student enters high school. Preparation is key. By setting aside some time to do your financial aid homework, you can be informed about what aid options exist! That way you have a chance … Continued
Applying to college has become more complex over the past 20-30 years–many parents aren’t tuned into how much the requirements have evolved. More students than ever are seeking college educations and applications are demanding many more components than they used … Continued
A high “sticker price” is NEVER a good reason to disregard a college if it’s a good match in terms of academics and interests. The “fit” of the college to the student, and visa versa, are key drivers when it … Continued
It’s all about envisioning themselves there! Get your student on some college campuses early in high school to increase excitement about their own futures. Look at college websites together, read reviews (https://bigfuture.collegeboard.org or the Fiske Guide (https://www.amazon.com/Fiske-Guide-Colleges-2017-Edward/dp/1402260679) as examples. Check … Continued
The post-graduation summer can be emotionally taxing for parents and students alike. Students often have mixed emotions when it comes to anticipating college: tremendous excitement combined with fear. Recent grads are exhilarated with the brand new feeling of independence, yet … Continued
Students who are encouraged to go to college are more likely to do it. Incorporate college discussions into everyday life, and your kids will get the message very early on that attending college is a given. The family is the … Continued
Research financial aid as soon as your student enters high school. Preparation is key. By setting aside some time to do your financial aid homework, you can be informed about what aid options exist! That way you have a chance … Continued
Privates often look expensive on paper, but they can be as affordable as state schools. Grants, financial aid, and scholarships more frequently come into play at private universities which can help cover a good portion of your child’s tuition fees … Continued