You’ve tried to teach financial independence to your kid, but how prepared are they really? Only 22.7% of U.S. high school ...

Given the rising cost of tuition, college students need to be more informed than ever about the implications of paying for higher education.But making financial decisions – including around ...

WalletHub's 2023 College Student Financial Survey asked 200 representative college students to share the current state of their finances. The biggest shared concern was, unsurprisingly, inflation ...

PhD students in their second year and beyond are required to submit an annual report on the progress of their PhD work by October 31 of each year. These reports are used to assist the Associate Chair ...

If you’re a full-time college student, you may not have the time or energy to work a full-time job between your classes, social life and extracurricular activities. This means you’ll have to ...

A new report by the California Student Aid Commission outlines the difficulties undocumented students experience trying to access financial aid. While nearly 100,000 undocumented students reside in ...

Most colleges will let you negotiate your financial package; they just don't openly admit it. To do so, you must do your research to see how much the school is offering other students.

Depending on corporate bylaws and board of director's requirements, a financial report at a board meeting can be as simple as a one-sentence affirmation that the organization is on a fiscally-sound f.

"A lot of institutions are using their financial aid offers as a way to present them in the rosiest financial light to get students to enroll," says Rachel Fishman, who co-authored a 2108 report ...

Students also received more in grants on average—$9,300—compared to 2015–16 but took less in student loans, according to the report. On average, a student in the 2019–20 academic year took out $7,900 ...

It was born out of the College Cost Transparency Initiative, a task force involving 10 higher education associations, to try to make financial aid letters more standard, clear and accurate.

Students in the highest 25% income range received a greater amount of non-federal financial aid ($11,300) on average compared with all other income levels, including those in the lowest 25% income ...