Even if you have been stashing away some cash for your child’s college expenses, you will likely find the need to borrow some money when the time comes. This article is intended to give you a few ideas of how this can be done and what some of your options are.
The Swiss government has published the details for scholarships available to Indonesian students wishing to study at a Swiss university. As the program is part of the Swiss policy to export know-how into developing countries, students might be asked to sign an agreement to return to Indonesia after completion of the studies. The availability is (obviously) limited.
This article explains some ways to help teenagers plan for life after high school, whether trying to get into college or work full-time.
It’s going to be hard for students to get loans for college in this economy and even in the best of times student loans bog the youngsters down with debt for years to come. Now’s the time to look for affordable schools and borrow as little money as possible.
