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College Admissions
Ten Minute Professor: 9 Ways to Qualify for More Merit Aid

What's the formula for hitting the jackpot when it comes to merit aid?

Career Planning & Networking
Affordability: Factors to Consider When Comparing College Costs

Key factors that reveal why private schools can offer surprising value and strong career outcomes.

Financial Aid
Ten Minute Professor: A Private College May Cost Less Than You Think

Private college may cost less than you think. Learn how net price, four-year graduation rates, and scholarships can make private education surprisingly affordable.

Early College Planning
Ten Minute Professor: An Introduction to 529 Plans

A 529 plan is a tax-advantaged savings plan designed to encourage saving for future educational costs. 529 plans, legally known as qualified tuition plans, are authorized by Section 529 of the Internal Revenue Code. Withdrawals used for qualified educational expenses are tax free and can be used at any accredited college or university for full-time undergraduate and graduate students.

College Admissions
Ten Minute Professor: What Admissions Officers Look For

What are the biggest factors in making a great impression? In this article we break down some of the key elements admissions officers look for.

Financial Aid
Ten Minute Professor: What Is Merit Aid?

In this Ten Minute Professor we break down what Merit Aid is and how it is used to attract the best applicants.

College Admissions
Why Private College?

In this article, we will share why you may want to consider a private college.

Financial Aid
Financial Aid vs. College Funding

A practical guide to understanding aid, covering funding gaps, and planning for college costs.

Financial Aid
What is the FAFSA?

Your family's step-by-step guide to applying for federal financial aid

Financial Aid
The Five Common Myths: FAFSA

In this article, we dispel some of the most common myths about FAFSA.

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