College grants can come from the government, state or your school and help you lower educational costs Written By Written by Contributor, Buy Side Melanie Lockert is a Buy Side contributor and expert ...

College-bound students might think application season is done once they hit submit. But college is pricey, and for many students the harder work involves searching for grants and scholarships. Some of ...

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There’s no denying that the sticker price of your college may leave you at a loss for words. Public colleges and universities in the US witnessed a staggering 28% hike in tuition fees between 2009 and ...

Looking for free money to attend college —even online? Take a look at grants. While scholarships are often merit-based and can require an extensive application process, grants are often need-based and ...

Financial aid has traditionally focused on helping lower-income students gain access to higher education, paving paths to college for millions of poor students. Recently, an increasing number of ...