If big-time college sports are an important consideration for your college list, you’ll need to take a look at the Southeast Conference (SEC) schools. If I have to tell you why you should consider SEC schools for big-time sports, then we are definitely working with different definitions or you have been living under a rock … Read more
There are two types of federal guaranteed student loans: subsidized and unsubsidized. The subsidy refers to the payment of interest while the student is attending school or is in a deferment or grace period. For qualified students, the federal government pays the interest on the loans and therefore “subsidizes” the student loan. Subsidized student loans … Read more
Resources to help families find a college in Virginia. Includes a list of all Virginia colleges with ACT/SAT scores, admission rates, and graduation rates.
Resources to help families find a college in Delaware. Lists of all Delaware Colleges with ACT/SAT scores, admission rates, and graduation rates.
Where to Start Looking for New Hampshire Colleges The New Hampshire Higher Education Assistance Foundation (NHHEAF) is the place to start looking for New Hampshire colleges. NHHEAF sponsors the Center for College Planning in Concord where students can use the library to search for information on colleges. The center provides students with free help in … Read more
Resources to help families find a college in Michigan. Includes a list of all Michigan colleges with ACT/SAT scores, admission rates, and graduation rates.
Where to Start Looking to Find a College in Georgia Students and families looking for colleges in Georgia should start at the GAcollege411 website. Users will find tools from planning high school to career exploration. There is the usual planning timeline and college search function. Students will also find test prep help for the SAT, … Read more
