College Aid Pro’s $1,000 No Essay Scholarship And Award Analyzer Update
We wanted to share a quick update with our families on our $1,000 No Essay Scholarship contest that closed at the beginning of April. Thank you […]
How to Use MyCAP’s Award Analyzer – Is Your Financial Aid Offer Worth Appealing?
Hey Seniors! Congrats on making it to the last semester of high school! You’re almost done with this chapter and prepping for the next one- COLLEGE! […]
Confused by the Appeals Process? A Step By Step Guide for High School Seniors
Congratulations Class of 2023 – you’re on the home stretch! High school graduation is right around the corner. Do you know what you’re doing next? Many […]
Financial Aid Appeals – Evaluate Your Options with our New Awards Analyzer
“The great aim of education is not knowledge but action.” – Herbert Spencer We created the College Aid Pro platform first and foremost to help fill […]
What Is Appealing? Can I Get More Money?
Appealing- Can you really go back and ask a college to give you more money to go to their school? The short answer is YES. Now […]
Does Appealing For More Financial Aid Affect Admissions
Are you unsure if appealing for more financial aid affects your admissions decision? Watch this video to find out the answer. In this video, we’ll discuss […]
Understanding Financial Aid Award Letters And How To Compare Them
College admissions can start to roll in in the month of December every year and with them come the varied and sometimes cryptic award letters. Hosts […]
How to Write a Letter of Appeal for Financial Aid
Was your expected family contribution (EFC) too high and now you’re left with a too-little financial aid package? Did your child retake the ACT/SAT to get […]
How To Navigate Financial Aid Appeals With Your College-Bound Student
Negotiation is an art. Lawyers negotiate contracts, deals, and settlements on behalf of their clients, real estate agents negotiate housing prices for hopeful homeowners, business professionals […]
What College Should I Go To? 12 Important Things to Consider
As we get close to May 1, National College Decision Day, deciding where to go to college can be a very stressful decision. Of my 3 […]