Most college scholarships and grants are available through the Federal and State governments, which are ultimately controlled by the colleges themselves. However, there are a few Private scholarships that are available through outside, private sources. These private scholarships are very competitive though, and scholarship judges may spend just a few precious minutes or even seconds…
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ROANOKE (WSLS 10) – The average cost of college can top $20,000 a year when you add in room and board. Families all over the country are trying to save for retirement and kids college. Paulette Recktenwald will be making one less lunch soon when her oldest son goes off to college. “I want them…
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Choosing a career path is one of the most important decisions that students face today. Lack of planning can force students into a five or six-year college degree. Students who do not plan their career path may end up receiving degrees in declining-growth fields, or fields with a surplus of applicants, resulting in their inability…
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Every year the cost of college seems to outpace the rate of inflation. You would think that our weak economy would have an effect on college prices, but it does not. One thing is for certain though, regardless of the state of our economy, the demand for higher education will always be there. And…
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Every year the cost of college seems to outpace the rate of inflation. You would think that our weak economy would have an effect on college prices, but it never does! One thing is for certain though, regardless of the state of our economy, the demand for higher education will always be there. And unless…
Read MoreBy Brock Jolly The College Funding Coach For most high school graduates, a college education has become an expectation, rather than an option. For many families, the exorbitant cost of higher education has made paying for this rite of passage more like a PhD in microeconomics. The good news is that there is a solution.…
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