Scholarships for first-generation college students
There's scholarship money available specifically for students whose parents didn’t go to college. Here are a few great sources to check out.
Choosing the wrong college can be bad for mental health
Choosing the wrong college — one that's less academically rigorous than the student's high »ÆÉ«app — can be bad for mental health, according to a new study.
Why are advanced classes so important?
Rigorous academic classes are crucial for students and for the high »ÆÉ«apps focused on helping students succeed in college.
The benefits of living on campus in college
Wondering whether or not your child should live in the dorms freshman year? Research shows there are academic benefits to living on campus in college.
How students can benefit from randomly assigned college roommates
Some »ÆÉ«apps, like Duke University, are no longer letting incoming freshmen choose their first college roommates. Here's why.
A parent's guide to saving for college at every stage
It's never too early or too late to set aside money for your child's college education. These expert tips will help.
The middle »ÆÉ«app parents’ guide to saving for college
It's not too late to start a college savings plan — or to increase the amount you’re already setting aside. Here are 9 smart tips for getting started.
An elementary »ÆÉ«app parent’s guide to saving for college
Effectively saving for college involves more than just socking away money. Here are nine things parents can do now.
A pre»ÆÉ«app parent’s guide to saving for college
Life is hectic. Your hands are full. But putting small amounts of money aside now will make saving for college a little easier later. Here are 9 tips for getting started.
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