Simple College Saving Tips For Students

College is a choice, not a necessity, and it’s not solely your parents’ responsibility to fund it. Even as a full-time student, you can start saving for your education. Here are some practical tips to help you get started on your financial journey.

KEY TAKEAWAYS

  • Apply for Aid: Fill out the FAFSA to access federal grants, work-study, and other financial aid.

  • Check for Tuition Reimbursement: Look for part-time jobs that offer tuition reimbursement to cover your college costs.

  • Apply for Scholarships: Seek scholarships based on your achievements in sports, academics, or activities—free money you don’t have to repay.

  • Take AP Classes: Earn college credits in high school through Advanced Placement classes to reduce your future college expenses.

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Desiree Tan

Desiree is passionate about personal finance and the FIRE movement, beginning her journey a few years ago with a strong thirst for knowledge. Through dedicated research and commitment, she is navigating her path towards financial independence. With a Bachelor of Arts in Web Media and Graphic Communication, Desiree has years of experience as a content creator. Now, she channels her enthusiasm into crafting inspiring and educational content to empower others on their financial journeys.

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