It is recommended that you start studying three to six months ahead of your scheduled test date and to study three to four hours every week.
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7 Technology Tips All College Students Should Know
You can drastically cut your workload in college if you have basic technology skills developed before you unpack your bags in the dorm room. Here are a few things to think about.
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How Nontraditional Students Can Master Their Work-Life Balance
Nontraditional students are challenged to master staying healthy, practicing time management and being involved on campus.
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Navigating College as a Parent
Earning a college degree is a challenge in and of itself, but for college students raising children while being a student is an added responsibility. Time management as a student parent can be difficult, but with careful communication and a few sacrifices, attending college as a parent is extremely feasible. Before you go back to […]
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Student Loan Deferment/Forbearance and How They Work
Life happens so it doesn’t hurt to be aware if the student loan repayment options, deferment or forbearance, are available to you.
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Give Your Child the Gift of a Future Education with Ugift®
Ugift® is a hassle-free way to put money in your College SAVE account. Gift contributions can be made online or by check. It’s secure and free and there is no need to register for the service.
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2 Easy Ways to Reduce Your College Expenses
Scholarships, grants and employer tuition assistance programs are a few easy ways to reduce your college expenses.
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9 Tips for a Winning Scholarship Application
If your application is incomplete or not detailed enough, it may not be considered for the scholarship. It’s important to spend a little time on it. Here are a few tips for you.
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