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Off To College: How To Get There
The following is one in a series of articles for students heading off to college. Over the coming weeks, millions of students will be performing an annual rite in that
Off To College? These Resources Offer Help!
Now that it is August, colleges and universities across the country are gearing up for the upcoming academic year. As early as next week, freshmen students will begin showing up
The Princeton Review Ranks Colleges On Financial Aid
Students who are in the process of choosing a college may want to review some of the publications put out by The Princeton Review. Not affiliated with Princeton University and
Career Training Loans Can Close The Financing Gap
Career changers will sometimes need to return to school in order to get the training they need to take on a new job. With this recession putting millions of people
Understanding Federal Stafford Loans
Students who will be needing additional funding to pay for their college have a number of options available to them including applying for private and federal student loans. Federal Stafford
Are Federal PLUS Parent Loans Right For You?
Over the next few weeks, families will learn the exact amount of money owed to their student’s college for the upcoming academic year excluding certain expenses such as textbooks. A
Sallie Mae And Your Student Loan
As students head off to college over the coming weeks, many will have received scholarships and grants to help pay for their schooling while others will tap 529 college savings
University Of Miami Okay’d For Puerto Rico MBA Program
The University of Miami (Florida) recently received approval from the commonwealth of Puerto Rico to extend its Executive Masters in Business Administration (EMBA) program to the island. The Puerto Rico
Franklin Schools Settle Naming Dispute
Ah, to use Franklin in your name! Benjamin Franklin, the American inventor, scientist and one of the founders of the republic, is perhaps one of the most important names anyone
Illinois CPA Society Offers Money Talking Points For Parents, Students
One of the most difficult subjects for people to tackle seems to be money. And why is that? Probably a host of reasons including pride, cultural prohibitions, societal expectations or
Campus Cruising: Cars That Make The Grade!
Students planning to head off to college over the next few weeks have been given some ammunition by AutoWeek, in their bid to convince Mom and Dad to buy them
College Bookstores Defend Their Market
Association refutes four “myths” regarding textbook purchases. I must admit that I am no fan of college bookstores. Sure, it has been ages since I’ve had to use one having