Better Off After College

There are two main types of student loans: federal student loans and private student loans. While the eligibility requirements and repayment terms differ for each type of loan, every student loan program defines upper limits on how much money students may borrow. Here we explain the maximum lifetime amounts that students are eligible to borrow for each type of loan.

The types of expenses that student loans are intended to cover are relatively few. In fact, there are just five legitimate categories.

As you consider your options, it is important to understand the full range of loan alternatives.

It’s obvious that you can borrow student loan money to cover the cost of tuition, but you may be wondering if you can also use some of that money to pay for living expenses. Good news: The answer is yes.

Edmit’s budgeting advice for your family as you plan to make a decision about where your student will be spending the next few years of their life - or even just the next year.

TIP! With today’s uncertainties, it may be helpful to create a few versions of this.

Online education offers many benefits to students - it is convenient, and you can complete courses on your own time and (socially-distanced) place. But is it also cheaper?

Here are some of the steps you can take to help make your college decision.

Here are some of the things you need to know if you’re considering a community college - especially if you intend to transfer or continue to a four-year university eventually.

College campuses are closed. What can high school juniors and seniors faced with college decisions do?Here is one tip to help you make the right choice!

Here are some of the pros and cons we see of considering a gap year in 2020-2021.