Careers & Profiles In Education

Surveys have shown that although high school counselors and community college transfer counselors play a very important role in helping students

April is National Financial Capability Month. Decisions about paying for higher education can have a lasting impact on individuals and the

7 signs to look for when you visit a college As the time to choose a college approaches, you’ll probably want

It wasn’t easy getting into college: you’ve worked long and hard and want to make sure that you can find professors

Heavy reading or light? Discussion or lecture? You’ve worked really hard to get into a college or university, so how do

Recent college graduates are remind-ed that the grace period for federal student loans is ending and repayment will begin in November.

The 2016–17 FAFSA is now available. The online FAFSA has gotten a lot easier over the last few years. Thanks to

More students are graduating college than ever before. But for too many students, the nation’s higher education system isn’t delivering what

Joe Russ, a student at Nassau Community College, is the recipient of a 2014-15 Scholar Athlete Award. The award, given by

U.S. Bank, the fifth-largest commercial bank in the United States, recently released its 2015 U.S. Bank Students and Personal Finance Study

In order to fill out and submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), you now need an FSA ID,

Navigating Through The College Aid Maze If you’re worried about paying for your child’s college education, keep this statistic in mind:

The reality of college costs is that many families find themselves struggling to pay the entire college bill, despite having already

Ambitious college students have the advantage Although young job seekers with only a high school degree are in even worse shape,

Mineola High School’s Falk-Sysak Student Service Center (SSC) has been helping foster student volunteers for more than three decades and its