Paying for College

As a college student, all the talk about rising inflation might seem like a distant concern. But the current state of the economy doesn't just affect those who have already graduated and started their careers - it has a direct impact on your student loans, living expenses and more. That impact will vary depending on your specific situation. In the article below, we'll break down everything you need to know about how inflation interacts with your student loans.

Many parents assume that in order to help pay for their child's college tuition and other related expenses, they'll need to start saving early on. But while that can be a useful strategy, it's not the only way to help fund a college education. Parent PLUS loans are a type of federal student loan available to parents who want to help pay for their child's education. Read below for more information.

June is Pride Month, where we take some time to celebrate the LGBTQ community and recognize the struggles they face on a daily basis. But while much of that struggle comes from the explicit prejudice that persists in our society, there are also more subtle challenges that LGBTQ individuals are forced to overcome. For instance, LGBTQ students tend to experience more financial difficulties than their cisgendered counterparts. 

While most private student loans require a cosigner, Funding U doesn’t. And that’s not the only thing that makes it different than other student loans. Click below to see why Funding U might be the best student loan choice for you.

Getting an internship in college is crucial for getting a job after graduation. But finding an internship can be challenging. Learn where to find internship opportunities - and how to land the right gig.

Completing the FAFSA can be a tedious and frustrating process for students and parents. Learn how you can be prepared for the annual FAFSA application with this guide.

Federal student loans have been paused for almost two years. If you still need a break from your loans, here's how you can get a lower payment - without deferring your loans again.