Grants and Scholarships are the same thing, right? Wrong! There are important differences that could have a big impact on the amount of financial resources you have access to. Discover more in Grants and Scholarships.

If you've completed and submitted your FAFSA, congratulations! But just because you've got that done, don't think you have covered all your bases in terms of grants you can receive. States can be a good source of additional funds, and some are not included in FAFSA results. Check out details in our article on Stealth Student Aid.

You might be surprised to learn that some very simple things about your scholarship application can knock it out of consideration before judges even read it. Get some important tips to make sure that doesn't happen to you! Find them in our article about Scholarship Application Secrets.

You may not want your parents to know it, but one study found that college students who work between about 11 and 20 hours per week end up with a higher grade point average than those who don't work. Want some different ideas about how to increase the amount of money you have at your disposal? Check out our article on Stealth Student Aid!