Why Credits From Loan Colleges Rarely Transfer
Why Credits from Loan Colleges Rarely Transfer And What the Data Reveals About a Costly Academic Detour Every year, thousands of students leave for-profit “loan colleges” believing they can transfer later if needed. The pitch sounds flexible: start here, move…
Debt Without a Degree: The Worst-Case Scenario Nobody Warns You About
Debt Without a Degree: The Worst-Case Scenario Nobody Warns You About A Student’s Perspective When I applied for college, everyone talked about opportunity. They talked about campus life. About networking. About “investing in your future.” About how student loans were…
Private vs. Federal Loans: The Choice Students Didn’t Know They Made
Private vs. Federal Loans: The Choice Students Didn’t Know They Made Most students don’t remember choosing between private and federal loans. They remember choosing a school. They remember an acceptance letter, a campus tour, a counselor saying, “Don’t worry, we’ll…
Why Student Debt Feels Invisible—Until Graduation Day
Why Student Debt Feels Invisible—Until Graduation Day For years, student debt exists in a strange, ghostlike state. It’s there—but not really. It doesn’t knock on your door. It doesn’t interrupt your lectures. It doesn’t show up in your day-to-day decisions….
Loans, Debt & Fine Print – Interest You Never See Until It’s Too Late
Loans, Debt & the Fine Print: The Interest You Never See Until It’s Too Late “Did you actually read the fine print?” Most people laugh at that question. Of course, not—who does? When you’re applying for a loan, you’re not…