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6 Things College Students Need

from our BLOG

college planning article

If you’re a first-time college student, there are several things you’re going to need to help you as you make your way through college. Some are obvious, such as cash, others may not be so including what technologies you will need.

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Student Aid Tip

for the weeks of: Feb 05

About EFC ...
(expected family contribution) When you submit your FAFSA form, the U.S. government uses the information to calculate the EFC. The EFC is a measure of the family’s financial strength and the amount of resources the family has available to pay for education.


Weekly Tip:
more information about EFC

How to Minimize College Debt

from our BLOG

college planning article

If you think that succeeding in college is all about being smart, think again. Without well developed self-management skills, even extremely smart students won’t graduate on time, substantially driving up college debt, according to Dr. Bob Neuman, former dean of academic development at Marquette University.

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Make the Most Out of Your College Career Fair

from our campus BLOG

student loan article

If you’re in high school and planning to attend college, one of the best ways to get acquainted with a school is to attend a college career fair. Most high schools have them — these are usually one-day events where recruiting staff from local colleges and universities show up, set up tables and encourage you to stop by. Some fairs are much larger and include schools from across the country and abroad.

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achieving success...

Achieving success in college requires 3 key ingredients

  • 1: planning
    use planning for success to develop a plan using heirarchical blocks to achieve anything you would like to be


  • 2: discipline
    planning means nothing if you don't have the discipline to achieve the plan. You need a foundation of physical, educational, social and spiritural disciplines in order to achieve success


  • 3: execution
    to maximize your efforts and energy, you need to execute your plan using time management in order to achieve what needs to be done and more importantly, recognize your accomplishments to build the motivation to continue your plan for success.

    download FREE these 3-ingredient modules and forms

GETTING READy. . .

Some tips on preparing yourself for college and graduate school

  • buy used textbooks:
    save money on textbooks by buying used or rental books

  • find student notes and guide:
    use this notes and tips to help build study skills and understand important academic subjects

  • connecting electronically:
    get the best deals on laptops, printers and other electronic devices

  • solve transportation needs:
    find new and used autos, lease swaps, temporary rentals, other getting-around devices

  • dorm decor:
    everything you need to make your dorm a home - refrigerators, microwaves, study area, and more


shop your college needs through our nBuy student center

From Our Library

Sample Link Fund Graduate Studies
The course fees for post-graduate study can be quite large, but do not fear!

For Quick Aid Reference

FREE 1-page map to navigate through the college aid process:


  1. understanding the aid steps
  2. searching scholarships
  3. viewing financial aid charts
  4. finding college aid options
  5. getting extra needed aid
  6. managing your money
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Private Student Loans and Student Financial Aid

Do you need money for college or other higher education (i.e., private student loans and other student loans)? Simply consult our student financial aid charts to find financial aid information for undergraduates, graduate students, parents of students and continuing education students.

Our financial aid charts summarize the financial aid options that include scholarships, grants, work-study programs, student loans, PLUS loans, summary information about private student loans, home equity loans for education (introducing the "bank equity program" for financing college) and other student aid options.

We also have a number of student loan tools and tips to help manage your financing. Start with our financial aid reviews for starting a college budget, reducing college costs, understanding the financial aid process, calculating borrowing costs, downloading our tools, reviewing the financial aid process, viewing student income ideas and much more. Our aid tips include a set of questions that address financial aid issues.

And when you are ready to apply for student loans and other financial aid, make a simple click to get matched with the right financing source for your needs.

We've posted a number of financial aid articles that delve deep into financial aid planning. Be sure to visit our student library for smart financial aid decisions.