The Impact of Loans on Credit So much depends on your client’s and their children’s credit score. Credit scores are used by lenders like banks, credit...
How to Perform an End-Of-Year Business Review as an Advisor Q4 tends to be an incredibly busy time for all business owners, but financial advisors feel the stress in an...
NACAC Ethics Code Changes Due to Anti-trust Investigation by the DOJ The National Association for College Admission Counselors is “an organization of more than 15,000 professionals from around the world dedicated...
Finding Mentorship in the Advisor Community It should come as little surprise that relationships are a big part of our lives. From family to friends to...
Upcoming Deadlines in College Planning It’s critical that during this time, as an advisor, you help your clients stay up to date and on track...
Introducing CAP 2.0 We’re changing the way America shops for college – and we’re so excited to announce the new update to our...
Thinking Outside the 4-Year Degree: Dual-Degree and Combined-Degree Programs When you think of college, do you picture a 4-year program? Most of us do because that was the experience...
How to Find Your Voice Today we have a guest post from our friend Lauren Straley at Perfectly Planned Content on how to find your...
Colleges That Don’t Offer Merit Scholarships Merit scholarships are awarded to students who have above average academics. In an effort to enroll the best and the...
