(I’m taking a break from regular blogging and newsletters during the holidays. Hope you enjoy the DIY College Rankings version of the 12 Days of Christmas.)
On the tenth day of Christmas, DIY College Rankings wrote to me:
Ten ways to contribute to student debt.
10 Avoidable Financial Mistakes Parents Make When Planning for College
If you don’t have the money talk, your student may never apply to the colleges that would provide the needed scholarships. So you take out loans instead.
The 10 Worst Colleges – Do It Yourself College Rankings
Prioritizing rankings over affordability is a good way to contribute to student debt.
10 Reasons Why National Merit Scholarships aren’t that Big of a Deal
With all the hype surrounding the National Merit Scholar program, you would think we’re talking about the opportunity for some significant money. While some students may get some version of a free ride, the reality is that the award will much less for the majority of students. I’ll be updating the number in January.
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Thanks for your continued support and best wishes for the new year.
Michelle
