Student Finance

You might think going back to school is too expensive, but consider these options to lessen the cost (Hint: free money).

There are plenty of options available if you want to avoid taking out student loans to pay for college. Learn about financial aid and savings options.

Learn how to read your financial aid award letter like an expert. Compare award letters from different schools to determine the best one for you.

Find out how to graduate debt-free. You don't need to go into debt to improve your life.

The Pell Grant is a form of federal aid designed to assist low-income students. Learn how to apply for the award, how much you can earn, and who is eligible.

LGBTQ+ students can run into institutional barriers when it comes to financial aid. Find our tips for navigating grants, loans, and LGBTQ+ scholarships.

Worried about how to afford continuing education? Understand the costs of a degree or certificate program and learn how to pay for it.

Moms interested in going back to college shouldn't stop themselves because of the cost. Explore your options to offset tuition and childcare costs.

Going to school as a dad isn't easy, but it shouldn't leave you broke. Find grants for single fathers, scholarships for dads, and more savings tips.

Convicted felons have financial aid opportunities to help pay for college both while in prison and after being released.

Military service members can use veteran education benefits to pay for college. Learn how to make the most of the benefits you've earned.

Learn the differences between in-state tuition and out-of-state tuition and what you can do to save on the cost of your education.

First time filing taxes as a student? This guide explains what you need to know to make tax season a little easier.

College is a big investment. By taking advantage of college tax credits and deductions, you can save thousands of dollars on higher ed expenses.

Yes, DACA recipients pay taxes. Here's what DACA and undocumented college students should know about filing their federal taxes.

Taxes can be confusing, especially if you're a parent with a kid in college. Learn how to claim your student as a dependent and the benefits of doing so.