College to Career
Keeping Vigil on 2024-25 Merit Scholarship Deadlines
Featured guest blog, originally written for College Kickstart. If you’re in the hunt for merit scholarships, be sure to stay on top of explicit deadlines a school on your list might have. In some cases, like Boston University and USC, it’s a hard deadline that you have to meet in order for you to be…
Why Parents of College Students Need a Power of Attorney
Hi Friend, September is here! The start of the new school year is a busy time for high school students who are now managing their academic schedule and extracurricular activities. As families get back into their routines, it’s essential for aspiring college students to begin preparing for the upcoming FAFSA and CSS Profile applications. This year, the CSS Profile…
Key Reasons Why Parents of College Students Need a Power of Attorney
Sending a child off to college is a significant milestone that comes with mixed feelings of excitement, pride, and concern. While your child is stepping into a new phase of independence, there are important legal safeguards to consider. One such safeguard is setting up a power of attorney (POA). This legal document can be crucial…
Financial Advice for New College Students
Hi Friend, As August makes its debut, we gradually move away from the leisurely pace of summer and get ready for the busy new school year ahead. Some students are gearing up for their first year of college, about to embark on new and exciting experiences, while others are just beginning their college planning journey….
Six Financial Tips for New College Students
Navigating the transition from high school to college is an exciting yet challenging time for both students and parents. Having successfully completed the college application journey, campus tours, and ultimately selecting a college, students and their parents are now ready to embark on this new chapter. This is the best time to equip students with…
How to Build a College Budget
Hi Friend, It’s July! We hope you make some wonderful memories this Independence Day. As summer break continues, and as your student makes the most of their vacation, it’s also the perfect opportunity to get them ahead of their college planning game. The FAFSA is one of the most important steps to complete in the…