A common question in high school math classes is, “when are we ever going to use this?” There are many ways math comes in handy in life after high school, but one major way you will use math in everyday life is in your personal finances. We consulted Bob Lee, a financial planner with 25 years of experience. This article will skim over the top three ways the math you learn in high school can…
Taking on student loans is often a necessary evil. With sky-high tuition, it’s nearly impossible nowadays for a student to fully fund their own…
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When discussing financial aid, Pell Grants are an important component of the conversation. Pell Grants have been around since the ‘70s, and give financial…
This past October, Inside Higher Ed came out with a report on how families pay for college. The report placed the average amount that…
Student debt recently surpassed $1.5 trillion. Yes, trillion. Clearly, the vast majority of students finance their college costs. Unfortunately, many students turn to credit…
So you’ve taken care of your college tuition, but now you’re hit with a ton of other college expenses like housing, books, and fees.…
Student discounts. You know they’re out there. You know they save you money. But how often do you look to use them? Student discounts…
Hearing the word FAFSA everywhere you turn in your high school halls? You may be utterly confused by what the thing is, or have…
College students taking in some sort of income is not only a good idea, but often a necessity. According to Forbes, almost 14 million…