Graduate College on Time

Graduate College on Time

Most college students complete their undergraduate studies in four years. There are a few accelerated programs, and some dual-degree programs that might require more time, but most students will spend four years in college. Oftentimes, people need to spend more time attending college, either because of a health issue, personal interests, family responsibilities, or other factors. Although some circumstances are out of a college student’s control, students should graduate college on time if at all… Continue Reading Graduate College on Time

When You Should Attend a For-Profit College

When You Should Attend a For-Profit College

Most colleges in the United States are non-profit institutions that receive tax benefits in exchange for providing public benefits. Nevertheless, numerous for-profit schools operate in this country, and millions of students attend such institutions. There has been some negative press about for-profit colleges and allegations that some of these institutions mislead students and commit other wrongs. However, there are a few instances when you should attend a for-profit college in the right circumstances. Non-Traditional Schedules… Continue Reading When You Should Attend a For-Profit College

Making Money on Student Loans

Making Money on Student Loans

As many people can attest to from firsthand information, numerous companies and individuals make money on student loans. Lenders charge high interest rates on student debt borrowers, and this can be good business for such lenders in the right circumstances. Moreover, colleges and universities also make big money on student loans since they are largely funded by debt borrowed from students. However, other individuals are making money on student loans in different ways, and it… Continue Reading Making Money on Student Loans

Working Your Way Through College

Working Your Way Through College

In the past, when tuition costs were lower, it was much easier to pay your way through college. Indeed, we have all probably heard a story or two from older individuals who recount how they worked a job as a college student that allowed them to cover tuition costs and expenses. Working your way through college is much more difficult in the present due to rising tuition costs, but it is very possible, and one… Continue Reading Working Your Way Through College

Respect for Paying Off Student Loans

Respect for Paying Off Student Loans

As previously mentioned in several prior articles on this website, individuals who pay off their student loans may enjoy a great sense of pride at their accomplishment. Indeed, paying off my own student loans gave me a great sense of accomplishment, and I am really proud I was able to achieve this goal. However, other people also hold a great sense of respect for paying off student loans, and this can help you in both… Continue Reading Respect for Paying Off Student Loans

Unpaid Internships Hurt Student Debt Borrowers

Unpaid Internships Hurt Student Debt Borrowers

As many people understand from firsthand experience, students and recent graduates often need to complete unpaid internships during the school year and summers in order to build their resumes. Such unpaid internships may confer valuable experiences that can help the student during their job search later in their careers. However, unpaid internships hurt student debt borrowers, and employers should consider offering paid internships while interns should look for sources of funding. During my student debt… Continue Reading Unpaid Internships Hurt Student Debt Borrowers

Risky Investments to Pay Off Student Loans

Risky Investments to Pay Off Student Loans

It can be difficult for individuals with student loans to set money aside for investments. Indeed, student debt can cause financial pressure and much available money must be devoted to living expenses and paying off debt. Nevertheless, this website has discussed some less risky investments to pay off student loans that student debt borrowers may wish to pursue in order to create an additional income stream. Student debt borrowers may not want to invest in… Continue Reading Risky Investments to Pay Off Student Loans

Reserving On-Campus Jobs for Needy Students

Reserving On-Campus Jobs for Needy Students

Most colleges have on-campus jobs available for students wishing to make extra money while they are in school. Depending on the university, such jobs may include working in the cafeteria, the mailroom, student events, or a number of other positions. Although some jobs are explicitly designated for students who qualify for the federal work-study program, other jobs are available to all students who may apply. However, reserving on-campus jobs for needy students is an important… Continue Reading Reserving On-Campus Jobs for Needy Students

Textbroker Can Help with Student Loans

Textbroker Can Hep with Student Loans

Earning extra income is an important part of repaying student loans early. If your main job covers all of your housing costs and other living expenses, then any other money you earn can be completely devoted to student debt. This website has previously discussed some side-hustles that student debt borrowers can work to earn extra money so additional cash can be used to repay debt. For a variety of reasons, Textbroker can help with student… Continue Reading Textbroker Can Help with Student Loans

Attending Summer School to Save Money

Attending Summer School to Save Money

This website has already discussed some enrollment strategies that can help students minimize the amount of money they spend to attend college. Indeed, individuals can graduate from college early, earn a graduate degree in college, and take other steps to lower their educational expenses. Although it might not be apparent to many, attending summer school to save money is also a viable strategy for numerous college students. One of the ways that attending summer school… Continue Reading Attending Summer School to Save Money