Tag "Scholarships"
12 Foundational Tips for College Freshmen
Tweet You can and will succeed at college if you want to. How is college working out for you? If you’re new to the college scene, that is you’re a
How to Graduate from College without Student Loan Debt
Tweet By Kimberly Reynolds Two-thirds of college seniors graduated with loans in 2010 and carried an average of $25,250 in debt. Although these facts are alarming, keep in mind that
5 Ways to Reduce Your College Costs
Tweet While student loans have its place, there are five ways to reduce your college costs significantly, thereby reducing your reliance on borrowed funds: 1. Fill out a FAFSA —
How to Choose an Online College
Tweet But, obtaining that elusive degree is a must for many working professionals. After all, if you want to move up at work you may need to demonstrate that you’ve
How to Find Grant Money for College
Tweet Before we move forward to look at grant money for college, be forewarned: there are too many scams out there to count. That is why we won’t name specific
Colorado University Announces Veterans, Spouses Scholarship Recipients
Tweet In a fitting tribute to America’s military veterans and timed to coincide with the Veteran’s Day holiday, Colorado Technical University has announced that the school awarded 50 scholarships —
Book Review: Debt-Free U
Tweet Tackling the college cost conundrum A UMass senior believes families are needlessly taking on too much debt in hopes of giving their adult children a head start in life.
Western Governors University Promises No Tuition Increase
Tweet University holds the line for 2010-11 academic year Salt Lake City-based Western Governors University has promised to hold the line on tuition for the 2010-11 academic year, bucking a
7 Ways To Relax This Winter Break
Tweet Your exams are over and you’re home for the holidays. Welcome to the start of your annual winter break, a three- or five-week respite from studying, test taking, and
Winning The College Scholarship Battle
Tweet If you’re planning to head off to college next fall or continue with your education, funding may loom as a huge issue for you. Surging Costs Earlier this week
For Students, Tightening Money Means Exploring Options
Tweet Lots of families across the country are facing a dilemma, one brought about by last year’s financial meltdown. College savings accounts suddenly dropped in value, 401(k) plans took a
Iowa University Rolls Out $2 Million Scholarship Initiative
SayCampusLife has long encouraged readers to research available scholarships as an important way to fund their education.
