As you navigate all the uncertainties COVID-19 brings, we wanted to remind you that you can, and should, appeal your financial aid awards.

How to tell if your college is coronavirus-ready.

Our founders published an op-ed last fall on why Edmit believes college financial health should be made more available to families. Here’s an excerpt on what they said.

Learn from Nirav Batavia, a CFP and Managing Partner at Forum Financial, about the general principles he uses to advise his clients on how to plan across all four years of college.

From our team at Edmit, we hope you are staying safe and sane in light of the rapid changes we’re experiencing in the world.

One of the biggest mistakes families make when planning for the cost of college? Not thinking about all four years. Here are a few things to keep in mind while making your four-year payment plan.

If you’re in the college research phase, evaluating the career services office at the schools on your list is a must-do. So here are our tips on how to evaluate college career services and academic advisors!

Among the most important factors determining projected ROI is undergraduate degree choice. Learn more about the highest-paying and lowest-paying college majors.

College is an investment –and it might be one of the biggest you ever make. Despite those big numbers, the data show it’s probably worth it—but you’ll need to make many decisions along the way that will impact how much the investment pays back.

As the price of a college education continues to rise, many Americans are questioning whether a college degree is still worth it. In this episode, we cover the many factors that affect a student's college ROI outcomes.