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Trends in College Pricing and Student Aid: Making the Most of It

Every year, hopeful students and their families face a common question: “How are we going to pay for college?” While a college degree can certainly open doors for future career opportunities, the fluctuating college tuition pricing trends can make the decision to attend college more difficult, especially if you don’t qualify for student aid. Fortunately, …
financial aid, scholarships

State Grants for Georgia Students

Did you know that Georgia has several scholarship, grant, and loan programs available to its students? We cover just a few of them below, plus include some information on how you can get further details on Georgia’s programs! Georgia College Grants 1. HOPE Scholarship The HOPE scholarship is a merit-based award for Georgia students. The …
financial aid, scholarships

State college grants for Florida students

Key takeaways: Florida has several state grants for its college students, including need-based and merit-based awards. Bright Futures is a merit-based scholarship which can cover up to 100% of tuition and fees at public institutions in the state. Most financial aid in Florida requires you to complete the Florida Financial Aid Application (FFAA) and Free …
financial aid

State Grants for Delaware Students

Delaware has quite a few college grants and scholarships available to its students and updates its page regularly to keep individuals abreast of any new or removed awards. Keep reading to learn more about these awards, how you can apply, and further information about financial aid in the state. Delaware College Grants 1. Bradford Barnes …
financial advice & planning, scholarships

Alternative College Funding: Ways to Pay Without Student Loans

Key takeaways: Many take out student loans to help afford the cost of college, which averages $38,270 every year. Some alternatives to student loans include scholarships and grants, work-study, and savings. Complete the FAFSA each year to be considered for federal grants and institutional scholarships, which don’t have to be paid back. With the rising …
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financial advice & planning, financial aid

Ballooning Tuition Fees: How To Meet The Steep Cost Of College

For many students across America, the steep cost of tuition is the biggest deterrent to attending college. With tuition fees increasing every year and no corresponding increase in income, the cost of college becomes even more unaffordable every consecutive year. Most students are forced to take on thousands of dollars in student loans to cover …
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student loans

4 “Don’t Miss Dates” For Student Loan Forgiveness

Student loan forgiveness has been on everyone’s mind since President Biden took office. Borrowers across the country finally got their wish when President Biden announced his long-awaited student loan forgiveness plan on August 24, 2020. The plan will forgive up to $20,000 in federal student loans for millions of middle-income to low-income borrowers. Borrowers who …
financial aid, scholarships

State Grants for Connecticut Students

Connecticut has two different, but similar, programs to help students afford college, in addition to offering loans and veterans benefits. Here’s what you need to know about them and how you can find additional information in the state. Connecticut College Grants 1. Roberta B. Willis Need-Merit Scholarship Program  For students who are graduating high school …

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