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Nitro Knowledge. Your Guide to Paying for College.
If you have a child in college, or if you’re getting ready to send one off to school in the fall, chances are you have a lot on your plate. You want to stay up-to-date to make the college process easier for your family, but when can you fit in all that research and reading?
Here’s the secret: podcasts.
Suddenly, we're looking at colleges. How did this happen?
Wasn't it just yesterday that we were laughing as our son toddled to the window, pointing excitedly at the big school bus that stopped to pick up the older kids? Didn't we just have him at the small park with the kid fort in a sincere effort to tire him out? And now he’s a high school junior ... so here we are, road-tripping to look at colleges.
Off-campus housing is a rite of passage a lot of college students look forward to. If you (or your child) are considering off-campus housing, you're probably wondering how paying for off-campus housing differs from paying for dorms.
Here's what you need to know before you sign off on the rental agreement.
Does the idea of living in a spacious apartment or sharing a large house with a bunch of your friends sound pretty tantalizing?
If you’re eager to get out of your crowded college dorm, you might be thinking about off-campus housing. With all of the freedom and space that comes with truly being on your own, you may be ready to sign on the dotted line right now.
College acceptance letters received, check.
FAFSA completed and award letter received, check.
Decision made about where you’re going next year … ughhhhhh, definitely not checked.
It will come as a surprise to exactly no one to hear that going to college is one of the biggest milestones in your life.
