Trying to figure out how much a college will cost a family is based on many factors including a family’s need and a student’s academic merit or other talent. Determining... read more →
So much has been written about the nomination and confirmation of Betsy DeVos as the new Secretary of Education. Both sides of the argument have been vehement in their opinions... read more →
In Part 1, we looked at college planning with tax strategies higher income families can use including gifting appreciated assets to your child and personal tax filings. Today, we’re going to... read more →
Our Tips for Minimizing the Cost of College The reality today is not all marriages last forever. When a marriage results in children and those children grow up to be... read more →
Starting this fall (Editor's note: This article originally posted in 2016), students will be able to file the famously complex Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) for financial aid months... read more →
The Ohio State University sees record numbers…again! Last year at this time, we were writing about the record high average ACT scores for incoming Ohio State Main Campus freshmen (28.9... read more →
The numbers are staggering... $1.3 trillion – total outstanding student loan debt in America 38 million – number of Americans with student loan debt $37,172 - The amount the average... read more →
FERPA…sounds like a weird noise doesn’t it? Like FERPA…oh, excuse me! But FERPA stands for Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 and is a federal law protecting the... read more →
Teachers…we depend on them. We trust them with our children, and their place in society is vitally important. We all know the starting salary of a teacher does not reflect... read more →
Last week we celebrated national Teacher Appreciation week. So for all the teachers reading this blog, thank you and we hope you got your free burrito at Chipotle. We appreciate... read more →
