Notre Dame Brings Back SAT And ACT Scores For Fall 2028 Applicants
The College Investorby Robert Farrington·28d ago
The University of Notre Dame will require SAT or ACT scores from undergraduate applicants beginning with the 2027-28 admissions cycle, the university announced on September 9.
Best Bank Account Bonuses For September 9, 2026: Up To $400
The College Investorby Robert Farrington·29d ago
Two of today's five offers come off the board within the next five weeks, and the one with the lowest bar to clear is the one expiring soonest.
Federal Reserve Data: Student Loan Debt Hits $1.86 Trillion, Up 3.1% In A Year
The College Investorby Robert Farrington·29d ago
The Federal Reserve’s G.19 consumer credit release published September 8 put outstanding student loan debt at $1,858.2 billion at the end of the second quarter of 2026.
U.S. Teens Rank 23rd In Math, 10th In Reading On The 2026 Global Exam
The College Investorby Robert Farrington·29d ago
Key Points - U.S. 15-year-olds tied for 10th out of 91 school systems in reading. They tied for 23rd in math and placed 13th in science. - U.S. reading scores fell 14 points in three years.
Why I Sold My Car And Now Uber Everywhere
The College Investorby Robert Farrington·29d ago
I did something pretty bold back in 2017 - I sold my car and started using Uber and Lyft to get everywhere I need to go.
Indianapolis Schools Bring Back The Zero, Meanwhile San Diego Made A B Worth 67%
The College Investorby Robert Farrington·8 Sept 2026
Indianapolis Public Schools can hand out zeros again. On August 27, 2026, the Board of School Commissioners unanimously passed Resolution No.
Today's Best Student Loan Rates for September 8, 2026: Ascent Leads at 1.94%
The College Investorby Robert Farrington·8 Sept 2026
Student loan rates have are getting even more competitive as peak back to school season ends. As of September 8, 2026, private student loan lenders are offering fixed rates as low as 1.94% APR and...
House Bill Would Protect 4 Education Department Offices — But Not Student Loan Oversight
The College Investorby Robert Farrington·8 Sept 2026
Key Points - H.R. 10232 would block interagency transfers of four Education Department offices (special education, postsecondary education, elementary and secondary, and Indian education).
How College Refunds Work And How To Find A Refund Policy
The College Investorby Hannah Rounds·8 Sept 2026
College tuition refunds are rare. Many colleges only give a full refund if you withdraw before the first day of class, and most stop refunding anything at all within about a month of the start...
The Average 529 Plan Balance Is $35,956. Here's How Much You Should Have By Your Child's Age
The College Investorby Robert Farrington·7 Sept 2026
Key Points - The average 529 account holds $35,956, and parents who own a 529 have $45,752 saved for college on average.
Today's Best Savings Rates for September 7, 2026: NexBank Leads at 4.15%
The College Investorby Robert Farrington·7 Sept 2026
High-yield savings account rates held steady to start Septmeber. With the Fed looking at rate increases, banks are using this opportunity to capture savers.
New Sallie Data: Top Scholarship Winners Earn a Median $12,750 — Here's How
The College Investorby Robert Farrington·7 Sept 2026
Sallie surveyed 511 U.S. scholarship applicants (both students who won at least one award and students who applied but never won) and published the results as The Scholarship Winner Playbook.
Are There Student Loans That Go Directly To You?
The College Investorby Robert Farrington·7 Sept 2026
No. All qualified education loans are paid directly to the school first. There are NO student loans that pay directly to you.
Repayment Assistance Plan (RAP) Student Loan Calculator
The College Investorby Robert Farrington·6 Sept 2026
Key Points - The Repayment Assistance Plan (RAP) launched July 1, 2026 and is now one of only two repayment options for new federal student loan borrowers.
What Does A Negative SAI Mean? (Hint: It's Good News)
The College Investorby John Hupalo·6 Sept 2026
- A negative Student Aid Index is not a problem. It means your FAFSA shows the highest level of financial need. - Every SAI from 0 down to -1,500 qualifies for the maximum Pell Grant.
SIMPLE Act Would Auto-Enroll Delinquent Student Loan Borrowers In Income-Driven Repayment
The College Investorby Robert Farrington·6 Sept 2026
Key Points - The SIMPLE Act (H.R. 10220) would require the Department of Education to notify federal borrowers who are 31 days delinquent and automatically move them into the lowest-payment...
Warren Asks ED Where $216 Million From $1 Billion Student Loan Fund Went
The College Investorby Robert Farrington·5 Sept 2026
Key Points - The One Big Beautiful Bill Act set aside $1 billion for the Education Department to cover “administrative costs” of the federal student loan program, with no reporting requirement...
How to Report Assets Correctly on FAFSA This Year
The College Investorby Robert Farrington·5 Sept 2026
Every year, families fill out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to determine eligibility for need-based financial aid.
CIT Bank Platinum Savings APY Boost: Earn 4.10% For 6 Months
The College Investorby Robert Farrington·4 Sept 2026
Key Points - New CIT Bank Platinum Savings customers can earn a boosted 4.10% APY for six months using promo code “CITBoost”* - The account requires just a $100 minimum to open, has no monthly...
10 Best Free Checking Accounts In September 2026
The College Investorby Robert Farrington·4 Sept 2026
We've found the best free checking accounts so that you don't have to settle for monthly fees. We understand how important it is to have a reliable and convenient checking account to manage your...
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