It's not too early for the college-bound to fill out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, or FAFSA. You may be surprised to find you qualify.
If you plan to foot the bill for your child's higher education, you may be shortchanging your child and yourself.
The average in-state sticker price for a public university is about $8,000 a year. Yet the typical student pays less than a third that amount. Here's how it's done.
The U.S. schools with the highest tuition and living expenses are not necessarily the least affordable, a new ranking shows.
A recent grad who paid for her entire college education with grants and scholarships shares her secrets.
College-bound? Here's how to win a slice of the billions up for grabs every year.
Several states have added 'until funds depleted' policies on student grants, while others are tightening deadlines for applications.
Almost 20 states have cut funding for colleges, raising costs for students -- starting now.
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