Who Is My Parent For FAFSA Purposes?

Students who want to be considered for financial aid will need to submit the FAFSA. The FAFSA will determine your Expected Family Contribution (EFC) and colleges will use the EFC to determine how much financial aid they will offer you if you are admitted. In addition to providing your financial information, the FAFSA requires the financial information of your parents if you are considered “dependent” by the FAFSA. However, some students might have trouble figuring out who should fill out the FAFSA. For example, if your parents are divorced or living apart, it may be confusing for you to determine who will fill out the FAFSA. Below are some tips to determine who will need to fill out the FAFSA so you can be considered for financial aid. Read More

How to Maintain a Balanced Life Despite Academic Stress in College

Whether you’re getting ready for your first semester in college or you’re pursuing an MBA, you’re worried about the academic stress that college will likely place on you. In addition to concerns about completing the work, you also want to know how you can maintain a balanced life. This is what you should keep in mind: Read More

October 2017 Newsletter

School is in session and I hope everything is going well. It’s college application, college fair, homecoming, and now, FAFSA season. It is a busy time of year. Read More

October 2017 DoSomething Scholarships

Do you like making a difference in your school or community? If you do, DoSomething has many campaigns to make a difference, and for participating, you will be entered to win a scholarship! Below are campaigns from DoSomething accepting entries in October. Read More

Scholarship Saturday – September 30, 2017

The deadlines for the scholarships that were on this list have passed. To see scholarships that are still accepting applications, visit more recent Scholarship Saturday posts.