College Readiness Blog for Parents

Need some financial aid help? Share this advice from financial expert Jeff Sheely with your teens.

Just this morning, the College Board released a new report report about college education —Surprise! Find out how the college prep company is inspiring minds through these answers from recent high school graduates.

A pregnant Beyonce might not have to penny pinch to send her teens to college, but not everyone can go platinum. With the rising cost of college tuition these days, parents need to start saving as soon before the baby bump even starts to show.

Paying for college is no easy task these days. Want to find some free money for college? We asked Director of College Counseling Dan Evans his advice on finding college scholarships for your high school student.

If your teen wants to be an art major, don’t panic! Even for art students, there are some practical options for college majors and future careers.

School success comes at a cost, and college tuition doesn’t cover it. Read and learn about hidden college costs that your teen might incur, and ask the professor your college questions.

Getting in and paying up is a long process in college, and it’s never too early to start planning. To get a move on, join our live chat session with student mentor Chelsey Mann.

When the time comes for college, online degree programs might be best for your teen. Zen College Life writer Louise Baker shares more about the benefits of online degree programs.

Is your teen studying abroad? Check the study abroad expenses before you sign the paperwork.

To pay for college, your teen might need student financial aid. Get started on the FAFSA application now, before it’s too late!