This two-part series will explain the benefits of the Federal Work-Study program as well as how to use the Career Center during your educational journey.

As you search for your perfect college, keep in mind that sticker price is not where you should begin. After all, the least expensive education today may wind up costing you in future opportunities. Here are some tips to help pay for the cost of education at the school of your choice.

A reasonable person would assume that the cost of an undergraduate education would be easy to calculate. Unfortunately, calculating the "True Cost" is complicated.

Taking on debt is a big decision, one that can either serve a student's financial future or seriously hinder it. Understanding what kinds of debt a student may take on is essential for them to properly plan and secure their future.

Colleges have a "list price" of tuition. Don't let this scare you away from considering a private college education. Not only is the "list price" unlikely to be the price that you actually pay. In fact, a private college may cost less than a state school.