Learn about college visits and how to use them to evaluate schools, get answers to all your important questions about a campus, and help decide where your student wants to apply and attend. Join Brad and independent educational consultant, Chuck Erickson, as they talk about college visits in the latest episode of the Taming the High Cost of College podcast. Listen Now…
Learn about college visits and how to use them to evaluate schools, get answers to all your important questions about a campus, and help decide where your student wants to apply and attend. Join Brad and independent educational consultant, Chuck Erickson, as they talk about college visits in the latest episode of the Taming the High Cost of College podcast. Listen Now…
In the latest episode of the Taming the High Cost of College Podcast, independent educational consultant Chuck Erickson joins Brad to talk about how to research colleges and how parents can help their student find the right school for their future. Join Brad and Chuck to learn how to get started, the best tools you can use, whether you should trust college rankings, and much more. Listen Now…
In the latest episode of the Taming the High Cost of College Podcast, independent educational consultant Chuck Erickson joins Brad to talk about choosing a college major and a career. Chuck and Brad share expert advice for parents in how to help your student evaluate majors and careers, the key questions you should ask, and what to do if your student is undecided. Listen Now…
The real cost of college is almost never the price you see on school websites. To know what college will really cost your family, you need to find out the net price of schools based on your income and after all grants and scholarships are subtracted from the price. In this episode, we talk about how net price is calculated and how to find out what the average family in your income bracket has really paid at individual colleges in all 50 U.S. states. Find Out More…
There’s a better than 50% chance that a new college student will transfer or drop out of college if their school doesn’t fit their preferences. Here’s how parents and students can avoid this disaster by doing their research, finding a good fit school, and choosing the right college.
