While many college students become accustomed to applying for financial aid as an undergraduate, applying for aid for grad school comes with its own set of rules and requirements.
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How online schools change the financial aid game
Online schools can present their own challenges when it comes to applying for financial aid.
Financial aid for first-generation college students
It’s important for incoming students to know there are many measures that can be taken to overcome a low-income, first-generation standing and secure the money they need for higher education.
Can I still get financial aid if I’m not a straight-A student?
There are a number of scholarship and financial aid opportunities available for students who consider their academic records less than stellar.
5 financial regrets college graduates have
Many college students find themselves dealing with financial regret as they graduate and move on in life.
Scholarships for graphic design students
Whether you are interested in designing video games or creating special effects for the next big summer film, graphic design scholarships are tools you can use.
Scholarships for musical students
Whether you enjoy strumming a guitar for fun or seek to play violin professionally, music scholarships may be a valuable resource.
10 questions you should ask your financial aid office
Whether you’re starting your first year of college or returning for your senior year, you likely have a variety of questions for school officials – particularly when it comes to navigating financial aid.
Culinary scholarships you can really sink your teeth into
Because of the expenses involved, many students seek out aid created specifically for culinary school.