Do Parents and Teens Overestimate College Costs?

How overestimating the cost of college hurts parents and teens, and how to find out the true cost of college.

Final Exam Survival Tips for College Students

It doesn't matter how long you've been in school, finals week can really take a lot out of you. These 10 tips will help you survive finals week!

Holiday Gift-Giving on a College Budget

College usually means a tight budget, and that can be especially difficult during the holidays.Read on for ways to give great gifts without spending a lot of cash.

Finding Money for College in Unexpected Places

The college years can put a strain on anyone's pocketbook, but you'd be surprised how a few simple changes can help you build nickels and dimes into college-cash dollars (without forfeiting your ability to save for goals and retirement!)

What You Need to Know About Loan Search Websites

Think you know all there is to know about finding a student loan online? Read on to learn how you can help protect your family from deceptive loan offers.

Inexpensive DIY Gift Roundup: Gifts for the Ladies On Your List!

A roundup of some of the most fun do-it-yourself gift ideas for the ladies in your life: from your sister to your best friend, and even some ideas for grandma!

When and How to Change College Roommates

Some roommate problems take more than just a friendly conversation--find out how to know if you need to apply for a roommate change, and what steps you need to take to do it.

You May Pay MORE for College by Applying Early Decision

Applying "Early Decision" to a college may get students a faster response about their dream school--but it could also mean they end up paying more for all four years of college!

How to Fall Asleep When You're Stressed

It can be hard to fall asleep--even if you're tired--when your mind and body are tangled up with stress. Use these handy tips to help you relax and fall asleep, even when you're stressed.

How to Handle Roommate Problems

Living with a roommate can be tricky--especially if they are doing something that really gets under your skin.

5 Great Ways to Fight Colds, Flu, and Illness

Flu season is here! Are you ready to fight off illness for the holidays? This article is targeted to college students, but useful for anyone with a busy schedule.

Stanford, Harvard Offer Financial Aid for Families Who Make OVER $100,000

Think families who make over $100,000 can't get help paying for colleges? Elite schools like Harvard and Stanford have started awarding need-based financial aid to middle and upper-middle class families!

How to Stay Awake & Alert While Studying (without Coffee!)

Five sure-fire ways to help you stay awake while you're studying, without resorting to coffee or caffeinated energy drinks.

Why Students Spend 6 Years on "4-Year" Degree

Remember the days when earning a B.A. or B.S. really took just four years? Well it seems that—for some students—those days are fading into memory. Find out what students are doing to cost themselves 2 extra years of time and money.

Dealing with a Natural Disaster or Emergency in College

Tips for college students (on or off campus) to help them deal with and prepare for a natural disaster or emergency.

Elite and Expensive Colleges' Students Fail Basic History Test

Students from schools like Cornell, Yale, Duke, and Princeton received some of the lowest scores on a nationwide survey of students' knowledge of basic U.S. history.

What NOT to Do About Roommate Problems

Having trouble with your roommate? Read up on these guidelines of what NOT to do when approaching him or her about a problem.

Congressman's Aid Plays GIANT DANCING CHECK to Promote New Legislation (VIDEO)

Congressman George Miller's staff obviously supports the new College Cost Reduction and Access Act--one of them dressed up as a giant check and danced in the streets on a YouTube video made to promote the new legislation! Check out the video!

Why Every Student Should Fill Out the FAFSA (Even Thought its Hard and You Don't Want To)

The FAFSA is complicated--it's true. But it turns out there are a lot of reasons for families of ALL income levels to file the Free Application for Federal Student Aid. The bottom line? It could save you a lot of money on the cost of college.

Why and When You Should Drop a Class in College

Are you thinking about dropping a college class? Or wondering what to do if you ever think you need to drop a class? Read up on the "when" and "why" of dropping to help you decide if it is the right move for you.

Scholarships Replace Loans for Low-Income Families

Amherst joins the ranks of the few colleges attempting to help students graduate debt-free by replacing loan offers with free scholarship money. These schools could be the perfect choice for students who want to attain a higher education but can't afford to accrue a lot of debt.

Finding Free Legal Music & Video Downloads & More

This article discusses hidden dangers of P2P software, as well as resources to find free, legal music & video to watch, listen to, or download.

Finding Free Legal Music & Video Downloads & More

Great resources for finding free, LEGAL music and video downloads, as well as places to watch/listen for free. Includes sources for music, music videos, and TV shows.

Should You (or your Child) Get a Job in College? How to Decide.

Getting a job during college can really change a student's life-balance. This article covers some things to think about before you make that decision.

FAFSA Switches to Online-Only Application

Do you know how to apply for federal financial aid for college? The process is changing--this article explains it!

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