If you need a lower student loan payment but don’t know how to get it, answering five simple “yes” or “no” questions could now bring you closer to a plan. On Wednesday, the White House unveiled a new tool that shows which repayment options apply to you and how to sign up for them. It … Continued
As a graduate student, I‘m no stranger to filing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid(FAFSA®), and when I filed my 2016-17 FAFSA, I was prompted to create an FSA ID—the username and password you need to log in to the FAFSA. I followed the step-by-step instructions, and voila! I easily created my very own … Continued
On March 10, 2010, I went to the academic hooding ceremony recognizing the completion of my MBA at the University of Denver. Getting an MBA from a private university is an expensive undertaking. When I started working on my degree, the estimated cost of attendance for the entire program was $91,994. Tuition alone was $67,000. … Continued