How high school freshmen can start mapping their path to college
As students transition to high school, there are many action items for parents and students to consider as they map their path to college.
As students transition to high school, there are many action items for parents and students to consider as they map their path to college.
Early college planning can help families meet savings goals and mitigate the debt burden in the future.
Families of college-bound students may want to prepare certain legal documents before their children go away to school.
As many families borrow funds to pay for college it is important for them to understand the landscape for taking out a college loan.
Parents looking at future college expenses are assessing choices for funding college to reduce the debt burden for their children and themselves.
A number of trends are emerging as college students seek a variety of ways to earn their degrees amid rising costs.
The future of student loan forgiveness proposals is still under debate highlighting the need to save for college.
The last two years of high school are important for college-bound students to prepare.
For high school freshmen with college as a long-term goal, the high school years are a critical time to focus more on preparing for college.
Some families may not fully understand the price of tuition and fees, leading them to underestimate or overestimate what will be needed. And students may be reconsidering their goal of higher education because they believe it’s too expensive.