Callie McGill is a Content Marketer for ValuePenguin.com.
Smart Things You Should Do With Excess 529 FundsYour student's college graduation is coming up, and surprise! You have extra money in your 529 plan. What should you do with it? Here are some options. |
Are Income-Sharing Agreements Too Good to Be True?Income-sharing agreements can be a great alternative means of funding your education if you're in a bind. Read on to learn if this is a good option for you. |
Helping Your Indecisive Teen With the College SearchThe college search is a huge process with a lot of choices for students to make. Here's how to guide your teen to informed decisions when looking at schools. |
Is Now the Right Time for You to Go to Grad School?Deciding to go to graduate school is an even bigger decision than deciding to go to college. Here's how to consider if now is the right time for you. |
How Students Can Avoid Being Victims of CybercrimesCybercrime is a serious issue, especially for students who are often preyed upon by hackers and fraudsters. Avoid these risky behaviors to protect your info. |
4 Tips for Minimizing Debt Amounted During an InternshipCollege internships sometimes make it hard to earn money at the same time, as most are unpaid. Here are some ways to avoid debt during this crucial experience. |
College Challenges and Solutions for Undocumented Students in the USUndocumented students face unique challenges in college, from financial aid to health insurance. Use these tips to navigate the obstacles and find support. |
Financial Emergencies: 6 Smart Student Funding OptionsFinancial emergencies are downright stressful and scary. Here are your options as a college student for funding during common financial struggles. |
When Should Parents Step in During the College Admission Process?Parents naturally want to help their students through the college admission process, but there are times to step in and times to step back. Here's when to help! |
3 Factors to Consider in Choosing a Student Loan AmountDeciding the amount to request on a college loan application can be hard. Here are three important things for parents and students to consider before applying. |
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