by Brooke Chaplan | Nov 5, 2014 | Articles
While a lucky few have enough money to pay for college with grants, scholarships, and savings, most students will have to borrow several thousand dollars before graduating. Federal student loans have a lower repayment interest rate than private loans, but when you... by Brenda Cason | Jul 23, 2012 | Articles
A college education plays a critical role in today’s modern workplace. Without a college education, it’s often difficult to find employment that pays more than minimum wage. While a bachelor’s degree or an associate’s degree is important for... by NYPIRG | Jul 20, 2012 | Articles
If you’re going to college or even thinking about it, make the National College Finance Center website your first stop. The National College Finance Center is a free, first-stop, unbiased resource to help educate students, prospective students and families all across... by Tasha Matsamoto | Jul 7, 2012 | Articles
Preparing for college is one of those moments in life that you and your child look forward too, often for very different reasons. Even though your offspring may be ready to leave the nest, they could still use your help preparing for college and for life beyond high... by Jane Bennett-Clark | Dec 31, 2011 | Articles
Colleges are now required to post net-price calculators that estimate financial aid, based on each family’s circumstances, on their Web site. What’s the goal? The purpose of net-price calculators is to help families make informed decisions about college... 
