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5 tips to help file the FAFSA (Video)

Oct 17, 2018

Take the right step forward and get the FAFSA form filed to maximize college financial aid eligibility. Don't leave money on the table - This goes for parents AND students! Here's 5 tips to help get started from #MyCollegeCorner

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Families focus on key criteria for college choice

Oct 10, 2018

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Families focus on key criteria for college choice

Oct 10, 2018

With FAFSA arriving October 1, families are getting ready to make tough choices about college. But how are families deciding? College selection can be very emotional, but it's rooted in logical factors that lead to a final decision. Here are some criteria points.

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How financial literacy helps with college affordability

Oct 03, 2018

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How financial literacy helps with college affordability

Oct 03, 2018

There's no doubt that college is expensive. Just ask any parent helping their son or daughter enroll this fall, or even filing the FAFSA in preparation for next year. College affordability is at the heart of the issue. Let's consider how financial literacy helps manage decisions about college affordability.

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What Current Students Need to Know About Financial Aid

Sep 26, 2018

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What Current Students Need to Know About Financial Aid

Sep 26, 2018

It’s very important that continuing college students reapply for financial aid EVERY YEAR! Even if your student didn't receive any aid when your family first applied, it's important to keep the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) open and up to date. If your family's circumstances change, you may be able to appeal for increased financial aid at a later date.

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Help Me Understand Financial Aid

Sep 26, 2018

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Help Me Understand Financial Aid

Sep 26, 2018

Saving may be the best way to pay for college, but sometimes it’s just not enough. There are many strategies to fill the gap between how much you have and how much you need. Parents can make a huge impact on the process by staying organized and knowing the lingo to help support their child's college bill payment strategy.

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FAFSA-There’s an app for that

Sep 19, 2018

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FAFSA-There’s an app for that

Sep 19, 2018

It's that time of year again: FAFSA season. The Federal Application for Student Aid opens October 1 but this year it's featuring a new twist. Now available in app form, FAFSA is now more accessible and easy to complete than ever.

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Turning a college strategy into a debt free degree…

Sep 12, 2018

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Turning a college strategy into a debt free degree…

Sep 12, 2018

Academic strategist Jeannie Burlowski is on a mission to help soon-to-be college students complete their degree with little (or zero) debt. Host John Hupalo covers a tremendous conversation about what it takes to strive towards achievable goals with an eye for detailed plans.

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My College Corner founder John Hupalo featured on Bloomberg…

Sep 05, 2018

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My College Corner founder John Hupalo featured on Bloomberg…

Sep 05, 2018

John Hupalo, founder of My College Corner was featured on Bloomberg #DayBreak with Alix Steel and David Westin, covering the critical topic of student lending. This is a big issue, and John shared his insight to help find student loan debt solutions, especially for families planning for college now.

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Paying for college with Early Admissions

Sep 05, 2018

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Paying for college with Early Admissions

Sep 05, 2018

As the school year rolls around, the college application process is in full swing. Terms such as "early action" or "early decision" are common for students looking to be admitted to a school much earlier than the standard admission deadline. If your student is thinking about applying early it is important to know all the facts.

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Budgeting- Where to start

Aug 29, 2018

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Budgeting- Where to start

Aug 29, 2018

The fundamental principles of budgeting are important to teach your children from their earliest years. A budget may seem tricky at first, but rather than being restrictive, it actually allows you to feel more in control of your money and know where it’s going.