2020 may have been challenging, but if it's done anything - it has helped us all to clarify our goals and values. One value for many families is education. Unfortunately,... read more →
Fans of ESPN’s College Game Day know the familiar “not so fast, my friend” from Lee Corso. Sometimes we come across articles that cause us to say those very words.... read more →
Determining financial aid is based on a family's "need." Need is determined by looking at a family's income and assets (and in some financial aid applications, expenses like medical bills).... read more →
Do you know what is scary?! We’re not talking zombies, ghosts, or witches. We're talking scary student loans! How about these facts? The current outstanding student loan debt in the... read more →
Today we welcome a guest post from our friend, Logan K. Philipps, Esq. Logan is a partner at Resch, Root, Philipps & Graham law firm in Dublin, Ohio. He and... read more →
It's college application season! When it comes to deadlines, colleges throw around several terms for when the application is due--early decision, early action, regular decision, and rolling admissions to name... read more →
FAFSA is open and ready to be filled out! This year, according to the U.S. Department of Education, fafsa.gov has enhanced help topics by providing images of the form along... read more →
When families file for federal financial aid, they will complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). The FAFSA is required at colleges to determine eligibility for federal grants,... read more →
Every fall, we spend some time talking about the Free Application for Federal Student Aid or FAFSA. In 2018, applicants had a new way to apply--via their smartphones! The hope... read more →
When dependent students apply for financial aid whether via the FAFSA or CSS Profile, they will have to provide parental information as part of the process. Some questions can come... read more →
