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4 Stubborn Financial Aid Myths

on September 28, 2012 in College Costs, Financial aid, Money, Scholarships

Many of the misconceptions that people possess about the college process revolve around financial aid. So with the college admission season heading into high gear, I am sharing the four financial aid myths that are probably the most common. Myth No. 1:  I make too much money to qualify for aid. You shouldn’t automatically assume [...]

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Top 4 Financial Aid Myths

on January 3, 2011 in Admissions, Financial aid, Money, Student Loans

Of all the myths swirling around the college admissions process, the ones involving financial aid myths are probably the biggest whoppers. Financial aid misconceptions can easily hurt families, which is why parents with a working knowledge of financial aid will often have a greater chance of capturing price breaks. With the latest financial aid season [...]

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Biggest Financial Aid Myths: Do You Know Them?

on April 5, 2010 in Financial aid, Other

Will your family qualify for college financial aid? I bet you that most parents think they won’t qualify for financial aid although most will. Here’s a shocker: even families that make $150,000 or even $200,000 may qualify for close to $25,000 in financial aid at very expensive schools. In the college admission process, financial aid [...]

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7 Myths About Financial Aid

on March 3, 2010 in Admissions, Financial aid, Money

Will your family qualify for college financial aid? I bet you that most parents think they won’t qualify for financial aid although most will. Here’s a shocker: even families that make $150,000 or even $200,000 may qualify for close to $25,000 in financial aid at very expensive schools. In the college admission process, financial aid [...]

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