SimpleTuition | mawad@simpletuition.com | 85 posts
The team behind SimpleTuition believes that everyone should be able to pursue their academic and career dreams. We strive to make those dreams a reality by bringing consumers choice and key information about education and finance. We take the clutter out of the process so that you can focus on the important decision factors.
By: Emily Matthews For college students just beginning the new semester, summer break might seem too far away to think about. The warm season might be on the back burner, but your plans for how to fill summer’s balmy days, and get ahead in your career, should be front and center. Whether you are thinking [...]
January 24, 2012
By: Erika Stewart In the last few years, tuition for college has grown faster than inflation. As we struggle to be able to afford payments, we often overlook the possibility that the tuition paid to schools could be wasted if the student is forced to withdraw for medical reasons. Tuition refund insurance exists to provide [...]
January 18, 2012
With classes in full swing, and your body shaking from vacation withdrawal, what better time to treat yourself to a back to school gift? Our Student Deals page features the top back to school products for under $25, courtesy of Amazon.com. Pick out something fun for yourself or finagle your parents into paying for that [...]
January 13, 2012
By: Evan Thomas Without a post-graduation plan, graduating from college can feel like getting dropped out of a plane without a parachute. It’s scary. Knowing that you’ll be joining the demographic with the highest rate of unemployment in the country – 16 to 24 year olds – isn’t comforting either. So you’re probably scouring job [...]
December 13, 2011
By: Evan Thomas, college student and intern at FindtheData.org The holidays are a blessing and a curse. For college students, it means a vacation from your dorm or apartment you share with a roommate who never does the dishes. It means peace and quiet from constant talk of your top job prospects after you graduate. [...]
February 2, 2012