International students may be eligible for scholarships if they’re considering attending college in the U.S. or already are. Here are some things to consider.

Many students want to study abroad during college. The study abroad process comes with questions about whether financial aid will be available to you.

If you’re struggling to pay back your federal student loans, you may want to check your eligibility for any of the federal government’s forgiveness programs.

Essays are an important part of the scholarship application process. Here are some of the most popular scholarship essay prompts and how to approach them.

Studying abroad during college may be a dream of yours, but it can also be expensive. Here are seven study abroad scholarships to consider applying for.

The student loan interest deduction is a tax deduction some student loan borrowers are eligible for. Here are some things to know about this tax break.

Are you a woman pursuing a degree in STEM? Here are five STEM scholarships you may consider applying for to help pay for your college tuition.

Work-study is one of the few federal financial aid programs where you can use the money for spending money (not just tuition, room and board).

There are a number of scholarships available to Black women seeking a college or graduate school degree. Keep reading to learn more.

To prepare for completing your FAFSA®, you’ll want to make sure you’re staying on top of deadlines and have all the materials you need.

College costs can add up, and scholarships can help make college more affordable. Learn more about when you should start applying for scholarships.

If you're a parent pursuing college, learn more about scholarships and grants specifically for parents.