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The U.S. Department of Education recently launched a FAFSA fraud-detection tool to crack down on AI-driven scams that steal financial aid by posing as “ghost students.” Scammers fill out the FAFSA to get access to Pell Grants as well as state and college aid. The federal government estimates $1 billion is being stolen each year. Perhaps scarier is that these scammers rely on identities they buy...
Congrats on your college acceptances. Now it’s time to compare your aid packages. You may be tempted to pick the school that is most...
Using ChatGPT for your college search? Wondering why this so-called smart AI tool often misses the mark and suggests weird schools?...
Wondering how you are going to pay for college? You’re not alone. The good news is that understanding how financial aid works can...
Worried that college may be too expensive? A recent study found that three-quarters of Americans believe that college is...
Concerned about the rising costs of college? It's easy to get discouraged. Many private schools advertise costs that top $85,000 per...
National College Decision Day is almost here! You’ve received your financial aid letters, calculated the costs, and compared your...
I almost didn’t get to go to college because my parents feared the FAFSA. Honestly, I feared the FAFSA as well. That was part of the...
Ready to tackle the FAFSA? You don’t have to do it alone. Free FAFSA help is available near you. Take a look below. We’ve put...
Working on your college applications and wondering what schools will cost? Want to know how much federal financial aid you can...
