Callie McGill is a Content Marketer for ValuePenguin.com.
10 Questions to Ask to Get the Most Out of a Virtual College TourThere’s nothing wrong with opting for virtual tours over in-person ones to save money. But make sure you’re asking these questions during your online visits! |
5 Easy Ways to Experience Culture Without Going AbroadThe cost of studying abroad isn't feasible for many students. If you’re looking for cheaper ways to get intercultural experiences, check out these alternatives. |
5 Ways Parents Can Be Helpful in the College SearchThe college search is a major process for your student, but it’s hard to know when to step in and when to back off. Here’s some helpful advice! |
5 Ways to Help Your Student Network for InternshipsAs a parent, you want to help students through the college and career journey, but you shouldn't be overbearing. Here's how to help them learn to network. |
5 Ways Job Location Can Affect Your Financial FutureYour first job out of college is exciting, but there are many factors to consider. Here's some advice on how choosing a career location can affect finances. |
College Major Remorse: Overcome It With These 7 TipsIt's common for new grads to face remorse over their major and career path choice. But instead of moping, take these seven action steps in a new direction. |
5 Ways to Increase Your Credit Score Before GraduationYour credit score is an important part of your adult life. Get ahead in college before graduation and build a good foundation for the future with this advice. |
Financial Learning: Why Does My Credit Score Matter?Managing your credit score can be tricky, especially if you're new to applying for credit. This guide will help you understand this important financial concept. |
7 Reasons Why You Shouldn't Skip Your Loan PaymentsSkipping student loan payments is a risky game. Here are seven consequences to not making your monthly payments, plus tips if you're struggling financially. |
Full- or Part-Time School: 5 Questions to Help You DecideMost undergraduates attend college full-time, but it's not right for everyone. Ask these five questions to determine if full- or part-time is best for you. |
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