
It’s Never Too Early

By:
Al Dickenson —
August 2, 2023
Tags: Biden Administration, Borrowing for College, College Funding, Financial Aid, Interest Accrual, Loan Repayment, Money Matters, Parent PLUS Loan, SAVE Plan, Student Loan Forgiveness, Student Loans
This article breaks down current news and questions regarding student loan forgiveness.

By:
Dr. Gwendolyn Maria Parrish —
March 20, 2023
Tags: Admissions Process, Application Resources, FERPA, Financial Aid, Parenting Hacks, Preparing for College
Here are some tips on how to help your child during their transition to college.

By:
Heather Rech —
March 6, 2023
Tags: Budgeting, Earning Potential, Financial Education Tools, Money Mindset, No Spend Weekend, Parental Guidance, Podcast
This article lists seven ways that you can teach basic money management to your kids.

By:
Lynne Blumberg —
February 22, 2023
Tags: Aid Package, College Funding, Financial Aid, Money Matters, Scholarships, State Government, Work Study Jobs
This article lists the types of student aid provided for readers to consider, along with supplemental information from student aid websites.

By:
Jessica Dickenson —
February 22, 2023
Tags: College Funding, Denied Loan, Direct PLUS Loan, FASFA, Financial Literacy, Financial Wellness, Good Standing, Loan Options, Money Matters, Student Loans
Being denied loans may seem like a nightmare, but there are ways that you can prevent it and some steps that you can take if your application is rejected.

By:
Mari Whitmore —
February 22, 2023
Tags: Borrowing and Managing D, Earning Money, Financial Literacy, Investing Money, Protecting Money, Saving Money, Spending and Budgeting
Financial literacy is an important skill that every college student should develop. Understanding the five principles of financial literacy can help you make informed and effective financial decisions.

By:
SAGE Scholars —
December 19, 2022
We've compiled a list of ways students and parents can engage with the program and become the ideal SAGE Scholar.

By:
Al Dickenson —
October 19, 2022
One of the most rewarding ways to begin your college career is by starting it in high school. It may be worth exploring the offer if there is an opportunity to gain college experience and credit while still in high school.

By:
Dr. Gwendolyn Maria Parrish —
October 12, 2022
Before you sign up for dual enrollment, consider these critical details and what it requires.

By:
SAGE Scholars —
September 19, 2022
Tags: Applying, Best Fit, College Admissions, FastTrak, General Info, High School Students, Its Never too Early, Money Matters
What if colleges applied to you? Seems counterintuitive, right? It’s not. Here’s why.