SAT DATES 2020-2021 | Registration | Late Registration |
December 5 2020 | November 5 2020 | November 17 2020 |
March 13 2021 | February 12 2021 | February 23 2021 |
May 8 2021 | April 8 2021 | April 20 2021 |
June 5 2021 | May 6 2021 | May 18 2021 |
August 28 2021 | TBD | TBD |
ACT DATES 2020-2021 | Registration | Late Registration |
December 12 2020 | November 6 2020 | November 7-20 2020 |
February 6 2021 | January 5 2021 | January 6-20 2021 |
April 17 2021 | March 12 2021 | March 13-26 2021 |
June 12 2021 | May 7 2021 | May 8-21 2021 |
July 17 2021 | June 18 2021 | June 19-25 2021 |
Applications are in, acceptances are starting to arrive. Now, the question becomes how to pay for it all: books, room & board, food, and tuition plus all the extras. It can feel overwhelming. It’s not a secret that a college education is costly. The conversation regarding student debt is one that is constantly in the news, and while a degree is going to be important for almost every career path, there is no reason to take on more debt than you actually need to. Here are a few of our favorite tips: Get that FAFSA done. It’s frustrating because it’s really only one view of your family’s finances, but it is absolutely necessary to qualify for aid. Don’t be afraid to make a phone call. Colleges give you financial aid packages based on the information in front of them. If your situation is a little different, or if there’s something that the FAFSA isn’t presenting well, don’t be afraid to call your top school’s financial aid office and ask to discuss things further. Find out if wor...
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