GradGuard Blog

What’s the most exciting thing about going to college? Yes; it’s about learning, friendships, and parties. But most of all, it’s about independence. If this is your first time living […]

College is expensive. All statistics say so, and with annual tuition and fees averaging around $52,000, it’s safe to assume that most college students could benefit from an additional source of […]

Whether you are driving to a local school or making a cross-country trek, you will need to be prepared for your journey. The excitement of finally packing up your favorite […]

Congratulations, you survived the dorms! You’ll be surprised when you realize how attached you have become to the convenience of the dining hall, and the fact that your dorm was […]

The best way to manage risks facing your student and the investment you are making in college is to be aware of where your student may be vulnerable.  Asking the right questions and considering how to protect yourself from an unexpected financial loss can help your student stay focused on their goal of college graduation.  

The decision to switch colleges requires an understanding of all the preparation that is needed. While it may seem like choosing a college your senior year of high school all over […]

Whether you’re still attending college, or recently graduated, chances are you’ve seen and possibly contributed to the trash generated by students leaving for the summer months. From uneaten food and […]

Anyone who is contemplating going to college knows that the cost of college has risen dramatically in recent years. Tuition costs at a 4-year, private college or university in 1997-1998 […]

As a college student, you probably roll your eyes every time someone talks about “boring” stuff like energy conservation. But, come to think of it, being more energy efficient will […]

If you are headed to college, you know all about the expenses that come along with heading back to school. Tuition, fees, housing, books, food and more all add up […]