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College & COVID-19

We're committed to students and families during this time of uncertainty. Our goal is to provide resources, information, and guidance to help you continue your college journey successfully.

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FAFSA updates for coronavirus-related financial changes

Learn about steps to create a financial aid action plan if your family’s finances have changed for the 2020 – 2021 school year.

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How can I earn money for college by working from home?

Your go-to job might not be possible this year, but you may still be able to earn money for college by using a little creative thinking.

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COVID-19 and your career options: Opportunities for new and soon-to-be grads

What college majors and careers are emerging as areas of opportunity for college students graduating in the COVID-19 era?

What the American Rescue Plan, CARES Act, and other government relief mean for students in 2021

Since March 2020, the federal government has passed several helpful coronavirus-related policies aimed at providing relief for students and their families. Here’s what we know now.

Is a bad economy a good reason to go to grad school?

In a weak job market, it may be tempting to pursue an advanced degree instead of launching a career. But the choice isn’t straightforward. Here’s what to consider.

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How can students compare (and appeal) college financial aid award letters?

Just as no two schools are the same, neither are any two financial aid offers. Learning how to compare — and appeal, if needed — your award letters is key to selecting the school that matches your situation.

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What emergency help is available for students during COVID-19?

A guide to financial resources that can help students with food, housing, health care, and other needs triggered by the coronavirus pandemic.

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Why you should book informational interviews

Informational interviews — conducted virtually online or by phone — can help you expand your network and plan your future.

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Supercharge your search for scholarships

A step-by-step guide to creating your profile on the scholarship database TFS Scholarships

Your 5 step guide to paying for college

How to pay for college and what to expect along the way.

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It’s science: The best times of day to do everything

Be a time-management pro: Here are the best times of day to do seven things.

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Seven ideas to help you stay productive and healthy during the coronavirus pandemic

These tips can help you turn your extra time at home into opportunities to improve your productivity, health, and financial wellness.

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Should you consider freelancing after graduation?

Freelancing can give you the flexibility to create the lifestyle you want, but it’s still hard work. Should you consider it?

CollegeSTEPS strives to provide helpful, accurate, and up-to-date information. Yet, with the changing conditions surrounding the coronavirus pandemic, some CollegeSTEPS imagery, content, and situations portrayed may not reflect advised behaviors during the pandemic. Visit our College & COVID-19 resources for additional guidance.

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