Our own Shaun Connolly looks back at his decision on decided where to go for college.…

To make a smooth transition to college from high school, be patient with yourself, branch out to try to new things, and find people who share your interests in order to find your niche.…

Learn why it's important to keep grades high, maintain the 5 food groups of education, and sustain academic balance. …

As college acceptances roll in, it's an exciting time for high school seniors and their families, but it's also a season that raises a lot of questions, particularly those focused on financial aid offers and how to pay for college.…

Learn why colleges use waitlists, when students are typically notified, how you can let the college know you are interested, and when you should submit a deposit. …

You can still find another part-time job on campus, and you can also search for off-campus employment, which may allow you to work outside the academic year and pay better. …

As you decide on a college as a family, find out each school's total cost, calculate your net cost, determine any future year net cost changes, and have family discussions.…

It's recommended that the college admissions process be student-driven, but being a parent who tends to hover (admittedly) I found this difficult.…

Learn more about the current process of applying to college (and seeking out financial aid), and what families can do to get through the process as successfully as possible.…

My son loves money. Well, he loves coins. He's three years old. He loves coins for the same reason Mr. Magoo does in Mr. Magoo's Christmas Carol: because coins make such a lovely sound when they jingle.…