The FAFSA Fumble: A Call to Action From College Aid Pro’s CEO
A Letter from Our CEO Regarding the FAFSA Fiasco A nurse friend of mine gave me some great advice a few years ago. She told me […]
Top 20 College Financial Aid Terms Every Family Should Know
Understanding Financial Aid Terms Before You Dive In To College Planning Let’s face it – the college planning process is a whirlwind of emotions, paperwork, and […]
FAFSA Delays Stressing You Out? 3 Ways to Take Advantage of The Extra Time
How to Leverage the FAFSA Delays Applying for student financial aid can be both overwhelming and crucial for students and their families. Once you figure out […]
FAFSA Frustrations? 4 Common Problems & Fixes for the New 2024 Form
FAFSA 2024: 4 Recurring Frustrations and How to Fix Them The FAFSA application process is a critical step for students and families seeking federal student aid. […]
Decoding Net Price Calculators: The Good, the Bad, and the MyCAP Difference
Net Price Calculator’s vs. MyCAP SAI Estimates You’ve heard the expression “less is more?” Well, sometimes less IS more and sometimes less is just less. When […]
When Is the FAFSA Due?
When Is The FAFSA Due If you’re in the throes of college application season, then you’re probably aware that there are major changes coming for the […]
What is the FAFSA? The Essential Guide For Success
If you’re a parent with a child heading off to college or one already there, you’ve likely encountered the term “FAFSA.” But what exactly is it, […]
FAFSA Frustration: 10 Common Mistakes You Can Avoid
Are you feeling the pressure of impending college costs? You’re definitely not alone. The road to higher education can be financially challenging, and the Free […]
Preparing for the FAFSA Changes – Tips and Timelines to Ease Your Stress
Summer is in full swing and rising high school seniors are, no, let me rephrase, the parents of rising seniors are already stressing over the upcoming […]
Financial Aid Guidance for Divorced or Separated Families
What Constitutes a “Divorced or Separated Family” for College Financial Aid? Colleges don’t see a difference between a divorced or separated household. If you file […]