Grades are the biggest indicator of academic achievement. They are also the biggest factor in acquiring financial aid. Grades can get you a few opportunities here and there, or they can get you a full-ride through college. It all depends on you, and your ability to push through in class and at home every day, …
Unless you’ve got a trust fund, a suitcase full of cash or won the lottery, you’re going to need someone to help you pay for the incredibly steep price of getting your higher education. And that someone, may not be a singular person (it could be in some cases!), but is more likely to be …
The ever-increasing cost of tuition, in conjunction with the enormous student-debt crisis, has given way to a new type of program that “promises” to provide access to and financial assistance towards a college degree. It can be summed up in two words: NO TUITION. Zero. None. Free. You get into college, you study, you do …
There’s an old adage – Time is Money. This couldn’t be more true than in the world of higher education – the more time you spend in college, the more money you pay. Here, time IS money. That being said, I’m always looking for the best ways to minimize both variables – time and money. …
