26 days ago by ConnectEdu, Inc.

November 5, 2008 - While standing at the chip bowl (my favorite location) at a family party recently, I overheard a discussion that intrigued me – it’s a conversation I hear more and more, both at work and just about everywhere else I go. It went something like this… (just an excerpt) (Parent A)- “J ...

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32 days ago by Todd Johnson

The College Board has published its latest “ Trends in College Pricing“ which they publish each year. This report examines what has happened to the price of various types of colleges including private colleges and public colleges. Not surprising is the fact that on average, the cost of college incre ...

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38 days ago by admin

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47 days ago by Todd Johnson

I just received an email about an interesting article entitled “ 100 Free College Rides You Don’t Need Daddy to Pay For.” This is a list of 100 colleges around the country that will provide free tuition for certain students. If you meet the criteria for these free rides and the college is a good mat ...

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47 days ago by Todd Johnson

The last several weeks I have been reading article after article discussing the concerns that people have about affording college given the current problems in the economy. A recent article entitled “ Economic crisis upsets student’s college plans” is typical of the articles. While I sympathize with ...

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49 days ago by Matthew C. Keegan

Applying for financial aid should be something that every student does, no matter what their family’s ability to pay for college might be. Even affluent families can find shelling out $45-50,000 or more annually for tuition and related expenses to be quite a hit, especially if no aid is forthcoming. ...

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57 days ago by admin

Beenana asked: I need financial badly in the college department. when do i start applying for college, financial aid, and scholarships. im also consider going out of the country for college. i really need help.

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68 days ago by Joe

CAVEAT EMPTOR - Let the buyer beware. Who would have thought prospective college students and those working towards their bachelors or masters need to be wary of offers for a FREE scholarship, but that is the sad truth. Online data mining generates big time revenue for companies looking to resell yo ...

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70 days ago by Matthew C. Keegan

The Bush Administration is warning that the economic battering consumers are taking today will likely increase the need for the federal government to expand the funding of its popular Pell Grant program to keep pace with anticipated demand. Last week, The New York Times published excerpts of a memor ...

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84 days ago by Flavio Modano

Being a financial aid college student can be pretty tough. Everything is so hit or miss, and your future depends on finding the one right contacts that will give you a loan you need. Financial aid loans are never a sure thing. There are so many diverse kinds of college financial aid, you see, and so ...