The Best Ways To Make Money In College
As tuition and room and board costs continue to climb, college students are looking for more ways to…
A State-By-State Breakdown of Financial Aid Resources
Wherever you live, we've got you covered.
How to Pay for College: Funding U’s Ultimate Checklist
Follow this framework to wrap your arms around funding your education.
How to Get a Covid-19 Tuition Discount This Semester
In this article, we dig into how you can request a tuition discount this semester due to Covid-19.
The Money Timeline: Meet These Milestones to Maximize Your Financial Aid
To successfully navigate the financial aid timeline, start as early as you can – almost a full year…
Funding U Coronavirus Updates
To all of our customers, employees, investors, and visitors: As we learn more about the COVID-19 virus and…
7 Expert Tips for Getting the Most Out of Your Financial Aid Office
Expert alert! We spoke to Jeff Scofield, Director of Student Financial Services at Seattle University, on the topic…
COVIDpedia: Templates to Take Control of Your College Finances During Quarantine
We know that communicating with your school’s financial aid and bursar’s office can be intimidating, so we’ve put together the following templates to get you started.
The True Costs of College (And How To Lower Them)
Once you know your way around the lingo and understand the bigger picture, it’ll be easy to evaluate costs.
How to Decode Financial Aid Award Letters
You would think they’re a standard thing, but the way that schools communicate your aid package is all over the place.
Lending Glossary: A Cheat Sheet For First Time Borrowers
To help flatten the learning curve, we put together this “Cheat Sheet” for first time borrowers that breaks down important topics and defines key terms.
How Much Is Too Much? Setting Your Own Max Loan Limit
We asked our own Jeannie Tarkenton, founder and CEO of Funding U, to help students frame the question so they could comfortably set their own limits. How much student debt is reasonable?