Choosing an advanced degree is a big deal. College can be a huge financial and time commitment, and what if you decide you hate your chosen path? Around 30 percent of college students change their major at least once, which can mean they’re in school longer and paying more...

Not sure how you're going to pay for college? Don't have enough in financial aid or regular scholarships? It's time to start thinking outside the box. We came up with a few ways to  make money that don't require you to beg, borrow, or steal. Sure, they're a little...

Come from a large family? Do your parents have a lot of debt? Maybe they have medical bills and worries of your own. Whatever your reasoning for not wanting to add to their financial woes, know this – you can pay for college without your parents. Get the scoop...

It’s almost impossible to pay your own way through traditional college anymore but the majority of students work to ease the financial burden. More than 70 percent of college students are working, with 25 percent working full-time while also enrolled at college full-time. Sound intense? Working and learning doesn’t...

College is a huge commitment both for student’s time and money. Within the first three years after enrollment, about 30 percent of college students change their major at least once. This can add up to more time in college, more money spent, and a delay in joining the job...