Subject: Does Being A Student Athlete Impact Paying For College?

Check out our list of D3 colleges and their financial aid and merit scholarships.

Want help finding colleges that can offer your student merit scholarships? Stay tuned - we'll be introducing new tools in the next few weeks to make this easier for you to do!

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CAN BEING A STUDENT ATHLETE HELP YOU PAY FOR COLLEGE?
This Sunday evening we'll be talking with Michele Larson, of Knowledge4College, on the topic of student athletes and paying for college. Michele has worked with athletes that played sports in D1, D2, and D3 colleges. She'll be sharing her advise on what you need to know about finding a college you can afford and where your student athlete can still play their sport.

D3 COLLEGES AND FINANCIAL AID DATA
Student athletes have to navigate an additional layer in the college admissions process, as they not only try to find schools that fit academically, socially, and financially, but also athletically. Many student athletes choose to attend schools that are part of the NCAA Division 3 level in an effort to continue with their sport but also have more time for academics and social interests.

Check out our list of D3 Colleges, along with all the financial aid and merit scholarship data to help you find a school where your student can be an athlete and receive need based aid and/or merit scholarships.

Preparing For College Admissions? Do This Now....

12th Grade...Applications are in, now turn your attention to the final details of how you'll be paying for college. Do you have enough resources to cover what's left after financial aid and scholarships? If there's the potential your student needs a loan, start understanding interest rates and what it means to cosign a student loan.

For those considering whether they should appeal financial aid offers their student received, consider the advice from Jodi Okun, a financial aid expert on the 5 criteria she uses to determine if you should appeal. 
 

11th Grade...College fairs are popular in winter and spring. Attending a college fair is a great way to get information from many colleges and meet their reps, all in one place. Review our college fair tips tips to make sure your student is prepared to make a great impression.


9th & 10th Grade...You've got time on your side, for a little bit. So start understanding important concepts of financial aid.....What's the difference between merit and need based financial aid?

QUESTIONS ABOUT PAYING FOR COLLEGE?


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