Four Things to Do Before Taking Out Student Loans

By Online Media Source / April 7, 2021

The Truth Hurts: The Unseen Burden of Student Debt It was a small family. The father was the breadwinner and worked a comfortable job from home in the oil and…

Preparing for a College Athletic Career: The Mental Game

By Cooper Hanning / February 23, 2021

This is the final part of the three-part series entitled “Scholarships and College Funding for the Student-Athlete.” If you haven’t read the first two posts in the series, find them…

How to Qualify for More Financial Aid During COVID-19

By Rory Sullivan / February 12, 2021

This post was updated on February 12, 2021. It was originally published on May 19, 2020. Repercussions of the Pandemic: College Enrollment and Financial Aid In a Discover survey from…

The History of Black History Month

By Alexandra Koury / February 11, 2021

Crimson Education is kicking off Black History Month with some historical lessons on how the celebration came into existence, and why it is still relevant today. The Beginning The emergence…

COVID Updates & Admission Insights from a Former Harvard Admission Officer.

By Alexandra Koury / February 11, 2021

The world’s top university admissions support company

By Alexandra Koury / February 11, 2021

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 our…

Saving for College Before Your Baby Is Born

By Jimmy Hicks / January 29, 2021

With the costs of higher education constantly rising, it is more important than ever that parents start saving as early as possible. So, when is the right time to start?…

Rewards of Planning with 529 College Savings Plans w/Patricia Roberts

By Brock Jolly / January 28, 2021

Preparing for the cost of higher education is a journey that yields many rewards, some of which are unanticipated. In this webinar, we’ll take a comprehensive look at a wide…

Understanding Factors that Influence Financial Aid Awards

By Brock Jolly / January 12, 2021

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…

8 Ways Your Student Can Help You Save on College

By Zack Whitlock / December 15, 2020

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…