Understanding your financial aid options is one of the smartest moves you can make. By exploring the different types of aid—like grants, scholarships, work-study, and loans—you’ll discover ways to ...

A tuition payment plan is a lesser-known way to pay for college as you go. It breaks your tuition bill up into smaller ...

The landscape for financial aid is about to change. In 2026, the federal government will curb access to billions of dollars in student loans, reconfigure how borrowers repay their debt and provide new ...

Student loans are the major form of self-help aid available to Keene State College students who are enrolled at least half-time in a degree-seeking program (six credits per semester for undergraduates ...

Explore how Bethel's clear tuition model and Christ-centered community make a private Christian college education accessible ...

The Greenwood Public Library is hosting college financial aid workshops during the month of February.

The Tuition Assistance Program (TAP) is a grant for New York State residents that helps cover tuition costs and does not need to be repaid. Award amounts are based on your New York State net taxable ...

When Congress passed the One Big Beautiful Bill Act last summer, included among the extended tax breaks and an increase on some universities' endowment taxes was a slate of new provisions aimed at the ...

Many students borrow money or accept grants and scholarships to help pay for higher education. Fortunately, student loans aren't taxable, so you don't report student loans as income on your tax ...