10 Tips for Landing College Scholarships
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Maximize chances at emerging with substantial funds for your teen's college education.
When and how to prepare for the SAT and ACT.
A select group of freshmen will be navigating the UNCC campus next year as part of the CMS UNC Charlotte STEM Early College High School.
Plan ahead to get the jump on applying for financial aid for college.
Use this grade-by-grade outline to get on track for college during middle school and high school.
Tips to use online price calculators to predict the cost to attend a specific university or college.
Examine college options and start planning early for student's best success.
Students can gather information, attend workshops and talk to representatives from more than 160 schools at the Charlotte National College Fair.
We make college planning a breeze with this helpful list of online resources.
Tips to polish your teen's online image when applying to social.
Steps students can take to help make the college application process smoother.
Teachers discuss saving for college, reading levels and textbook aids.
Tips to how a college essay should be written and what it should include.
There’s an interesting juxtaposition when a child goes to college. The child celebrates the successful culmination of years of academic pressures, while the parents grapple with a different kind of pressure: how to pay for a higher education.
The College Foundation of North Carolina advises:
1. Open a N.C. 529 college savings plan. In addition to federal tax advantages, the state offers a tax deduction for contributions.
Our College Guide Editor shares her personal story of navigating college applications and lets us in on a few tips on making the experience memorable.
The availability of financial aid is shrinking and MFS Investment Management offers some tips to help parents maximize college savings and financial aid strategies.
The College Foundation of North Carolina Offers Tips During Tough Financial Times
N.C. High School Counselors recommend top picks for college-bound students.
Some teens want and need a year off before heading to college. We take a look at options available for teens today.
Where does your child want to go to college? What will it take to get him there?
Even if you've been saving since your child was born, chances are there’s still not enough to cover four or five years of college. What’s a parent to do? Follow some of these tips and strategize ways to help cover out-of-pocket costs.
Bridges career planning tools, a leading provider of online career exploration and education planning services, are now available directly from College Foundation of North Carolina (CFNC).
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