Jonathan discusses how institutions’ financial resources and enrollment goals impact aid awarding policies, and why families should not make enrollment decisions based solely on colleges’ posted sticker prices. Jonathan also…
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The Achieving a Better Life Experience (ABLE) Act was signed into law in December of 2014 to help disabled Americans and their families save money for future expenses (e.g. college)…
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Update 1/28/21: President Biden has signed an executive order extending the student loan forbearance through September 2021. That being said, much of the advice in the second half of the…
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Your Child Needs to Understand the Financial Piece of College Finding the right college can take a lot of research and time. The more collaborative the decision-making process between you…
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Increase your chances of acceptance to the Ivy League, Oxford, Cambridge and more Who We Are Crimson Education is the world’s most successful US/UK university admissions support consultancy; with…
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School breaks provide the perfect opportunity to get involved in activities and programs that will give you a competitive edge when building a well-rounded college application that stands out. When…
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If there is one thing we know for sure about the US university application process, it is that US colleges are genuinely interested in who you are and what matters…
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Before you finalize your college list, make sure you and your parents are in synch about paying for college. Here are a few tips to help you and your parents…
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We sit down with Rob Maddox, Director of Financial Aid at St. Mary’s College, to discuss the following: applying for financial assistance, different sources of aid, student loans, and special…
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This post was updated on November 3, 2020. It was originally published on July 6, 2016. If your child is serious about going to college, then you need to look…
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