Is College Work-Study or Part-Time Employment the Answer?
When you start school, you may be tempted to offset your tuition expense by taking on a work-study program or a part-time job. While many parents and colleges will advise against either of these options during your first year, if you are about to enter your sophomore year or beyond, you may be ready to balance some work and study time and pay off some bills or make some money in the bargain! (more…)
Whom Do I Call, For What?
Are you new on campus? Are you trying to figure out how to negotiate all the departments, problems and issues so you can get settled and find answers to your most burning questions? (more…)
Getting a Stafford Loan
Undergraduate and graduate students are eligible for Stafford Loans at low interest rates with significantly flexible repayment programs. This loan is a government guaranteed loan that requires no collateral. Before you can apply for a Stafford you must complete a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) form. (more…)
The Importance of College Internships in Your Career After College
As you approach your junior year in college, most schools will offer you internship opportunities, organized through the department in which you major or through career services. Take the opportunity to find and use the internship experience. It will give you a better feel for what life after college will be like and will earn you experience and sometimes even college credit in your major. (more…)