Financial Aid

How Out-Of-State Students Can Get In-State Tuition

The difference between in-state and out-of-state tuition prices can be drastically high. This article will help you understand how you might qualify for in-state tuition costs.

Christy Rakoczy Bieber

Christy Rakoczy Bieber

Aug 25

5 Top Journalism Scholarships for Students and How to Apply

Finding specific scholarships is a great way to fund your education. This article dives into scholarships for journalism.

Christy Rakoczy Bieber

Christy Rakoczy Bieber

Aug 25

What Happens If You Accept Work Study But Don't Get a Job?

Finding a job can be difficult, even it you qualify for a work study. This article breaks down some options you may have if you can't find a work study position.

Ben Luthi

Ben Luthi

Aug 03

10 Countries with Virtually Free College Tuition

Paying for college in the US can be costly. This article offers other countries that are more affordable to attend school in.

Miranda Marquit

Miranda Marquit

Jul 15

5 Top Questions and Answers About Financial Aid from Reddit

Financial aid is one of the most substantial considerations when deciding to go to college. This article explores 5 common questions about financial aid from Reddit.

Juno Team

Juno Team

Jul 08

How Many Credits Are Required for Full-Time Enrollment?

If you’re worried about graduating on time, you may be wondering, “how many credits is full-time in college?” Generally, you need 12 credit hours.

Kat Tretina

Kat Tretina

Jul 07

Will the Selective Service System and FAFSA Change Soon? What's Next?

If you are 18 years old, you are currently required to register with the Selective Service to qualify for financial aid. You can register when you complete the FAFSA.

Kat Tretina

Kat Tretina

Jul 07

How to Fill Out the FAFSA If Your Parents Are Divorced

Filling out the FAFSA with divorced parents is slightly more complicated, but with a little preparation, you can complete the form and qualify for financial aid.

Kat Tretina

Kat Tretina

Jul 07

How to Read Your Financial Aid Award Letter with Examples

Getting a financial aid letter can often leave you with questions and confusion. This article will help you read and understand your financial aid award.

Miranda Marquit

Miranda Marquit

Jul 06

What is a Dependent Student and How Dependent Student Status Affects Your Financial Aid

Being an independent or a dependent student can have an affect on your financial aid. This article expands on the affects of being an independent student.

Miranda Marquit

Miranda Marquit

Jul 06

Should College Textbooks Be Free? College Textbook Prices Explained.

Paying for textbooks can become expensive very quick. This article explains the high costs, why they are a necessity, and how you can save money while still getting your materials.

Miranda Marquit

Miranda Marquit

Jul 06

How to Pay for Law School

Law school is expensive and finding ways to pay for it can be tricky. This article explores some of your options.

Miranda Marquit

Miranda Marquit

Jul 06

What to Do If You Missed the FAFSA Deadline for Financial Aid

Missed financial aid opportunities can have a drastic impact on how you are able to pay for college. In this article, we will break down your options to help you take the right next steps.

Christy Rakoczy Bieber

Christy Rakoczy Bieber

Jul 06

How to use PA School Loans to Pay for Physician Assistant School

This article will help guide you through the processes of understanding the costs associated with PA school and possible ways for you to pay for it.

Christy Rakoczy Bieber

Christy Rakoczy Bieber

Jul 06

What Happens to Your Financial Aid if You Withdraw or Drop Out?

The process and decision to leave school is difficult and can be confusing, especially with financial aid. This article helps explain what happens.

Zina Kumok

Zina Kumok

Jun 27

Did You Lose Your Financial Aid? What are Your Options?

Financial aid uncertainty can be triggered by a number of things and influence all parts of your life. This article helps break down and explain your options if you have lost your financial aid.

Zina Kumok

Zina Kumok

Jun 21

How to Get Grants for Living Expenses While in College

Tuition is not the only cost of going to college. Finding ways to cover your living expenses is crucial. This article will help you begin to understand this other expense.

Dori Zinn

Dori Zinn

Jun 21

What Happens if You Failed a Class in College With Financial Aid? Your Options Explained

Failing a class in college is not ideal, but not the end of the world. This article dives into your next options.

Dori Zinn

Dori Zinn

Jun 21

How Much Financial Aid Can You Get Per Semester?

A big part of college is affordability. Read here to learn about different types of financial aid and what you may qualify for.

Zina Kumok

Zina Kumok

Jun 16

Explaining Expected Family Contribution (EFC): Charts and Definitions

Understanding how much money your family is expected to help pay for your college expenses is important to decide which schools are best for you. This article breaks down EFC and how it affects your financial aid.

Zina Kumok

Zina Kumok

Jun 14

How to Get Financial Aid For Your Summer Classes

Summer classes are a great way to get ahead of the curve, but paying for them is another story. Read to find out potential financial aid solutions for your summer studies!

Christy Rakoczy Bieber

Christy Rakoczy Bieber

Jun 02

How Long Does It Take to Receive FAFSA Money

The FAFSA timeline is important to understand in order to receive financial aid for college. Learn about the FAFSA timeline in this article.

Christy Rakoczy Bieber

Christy Rakoczy Bieber

Jun 02

How to Write the Best Financial Aid Suspension Appeal Letter - Sample Included

Financial aid is a lifeline for most students and losing it can be alarming. Learn how to write an effective appeal letter in this article.

Christy Rakoczy Bieber

Christy Rakoczy Bieber

Jun 02

How to Find the Amount of Money Left On Your Pell Grant

A Pell Grant is one of the best ways to fund a college education. Learn more about Pell Grant eligibility and limits here!

Zina Kumok

Zina Kumok

Jun 01

Unused Pell Grant Money: Pell Grant Refunds Explained

If you have money left over after paying your tuition, you may be wondering what happens to unused Pell Grant money. Here’s how a Pell Grant refund is handled.

Kat Tretina

Kat Tretina

May 25

What is Financial Aid for College?

What is financial aid? College financial aid programs can help offset your education costs and make attending school more affordable.

Kat Tretina

Kat Tretina

May 25

Pell Grants: Do You Have to Pay Them Back?

Pell Grants are a form of financial aid that typically do not need to be paid back. However, there are some circumstances that require repayment, which are outlined in this article.

Christy Rakoczy Bieber

Christy Rakoczy Bieber

May 25

Will You Get More Financial Aid as an Independent Student?

Independent students generally receive more financial aid from FASFA than dependent students. Learn about how much more independent students receive than dependent students and what qualifies a student as independent.

Christy Rakoczy Bieber

Christy Rakoczy Bieber

May 24

What Causes Financial Aid Suspension? Can You Get it Back?

There are several reasons as to why your financial aid may be suspended. This article outlines those reasons and explains what can be done if your financial aid is suspended.

Christy Rakoczy Bieber

Christy Rakoczy Bieber

May 24

2021 Income Limits for Pell Grants in 2020 - Do You Qualify?

Everything you need to know about Pell Grants in 2021: what they are, eligibility requirements, how much they are worth, and more.

Christy Rakoczy Bieber

Christy Rakoczy Bieber

May 24

What are the Pros and Cons of Federal Work Study: Is It Worth It?

Choosing whether to work upon entering college can be a hard decision. Learn more about the pros and cons of federal work study and various alternatives in this article.

Miranda Marquit

Miranda Marquit

May 24

Juno How To: Negotiating Your Financial Aid Package + Email Templates!

The tips, tools, and tricks you need to successfully negotiate your financial aid.

Juno Team

Juno Team

Apr 14

A New President and Student Loan Relief

The latest news on how the President Biden's executive orders affect federal student loans.

Juno Team

Juno Team

Mar 09

DACA Reinstated, A Financial Aid Breakdown

DACA was officially reinstated in December of 2020 after former President Trump rescinded the program in 2017. This means potentially eligible individuals are now free to apply. The federal government does not make federal loans and grants available to DACA students. That doesn’t mean financing your education is impossible.

Juno Team

Juno Team

Mar 10