Discover tips for managing money, finding student jobs, and preparing for postgrad life.
With student loans, it's important to understand your repayment plan options. Learn about student loan repayment and the impact of making payments while you're in school.
If you've borrowed money for college, you may want to know if student loans affect your credit score.
Learn how to make money in college via work-study programs, part time jobs, or paid career opportunities such as internships and cooperative education.
Looking to save money in college? We have tips, including cost-cutting measures that are proven to put a little extra money back into your piggy bank while at school.
Building credit in college could help with life after graduation. Learn how to get started.
Scholarships are a smart way to help pay for college. Search thousands of scholarships with the Scholarship Search tool from the Citizens college planning platform, College Raptor®.
Win up to $15,000 toward school expenses with the Citizens Scholarship for college. High school, undergrad, graduate students and parents can enter to win. No purchase necessary.
Find the right college with the College Match tool, from the Citizens college planning platform, College Raptor®. Get college matches based on GPA, majors, location, test scores, and culture.
Don't run out of money before the end of the semester!
Wondering if you're on track financially with your peers?
Getting your first credit card can be exciting! Learn how to start building credit responsibly with your first credit card in college.
With the 50/30/20 budget method, you divide your income into three simple categories. Learn more about how it works.
Find out what to look for in a student bank account, how to bank wisely, and discover other banking and savings tips for students.
Find out how to start an emergency savings fund - and how big it should be - so you'll have a financial cushion in case you ever need one.
Ready for your first job after graduation? Here are some tips to help you turn your interviews into job offers.
Should you go to grad school? Is grad school a wise investment?
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