College Resources & News from CFNC
Doing something you love is important, but there are other crucial things to consider to find a career that will support your life goals. Here's what matters most.
If your parents are separated or divorced, there are a couple ways that you can fill out your FAFSA form depending on whether they are still living together or not.
Want to kick-start your child's education fund while they're still young? Here are the best ways to start investing for future education expenses today.
Wondering the best way to answer your college essay prompts? Here's how to write an effective, meaningful story that will help your personality shine through.
There is no better gift you could give a new baby (or their family) than contributing to the child's future education. Here's how to make a donation to them.
Adults going back to college often have to balance work, school, and family life. Here are some tips to get the most of your education and avoid burnout.
As an adult student, you may be wondering where to start. Explore our guide for learning as an adult, applying to a school, and getting financial aid.
For decades, families have been using college savings bonds as a low-risk, long-range savings option to prepare financially for their children’s college education. However, a lot has changed over the years, and parents now have many options to save for their children’s educations.
Making a child savings plan when your kid is young is the best way to prepare for the cost of education down the road. This can also teach your child good money habits and how to plan for the future.
If you’re eager to save money for your child’s college education and you have the means to make a large contribution to their 529 accounts, should you? Can you? You may also be wondering if there are 529 contribution limits for married couples. Here are some answers to help you make the best financial decision for your family.