GradGuard Blog

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 […]

Congratulations, you have graduated from high school! You’ve unlocked the entry-level door to adulthood; the one where you owe money to everyone, everywhere. In high school, your bank statement would […]

We all know college is a very busy time of your life. You are balancing classes, jobs, family, extracurricular activities, and for those who have time for it, a social […]

Starting a new semester of school can be exciting; until reality sets in when you get the bill for your textbooks. Luckily, students have numerous options. One thing to keep in […]

Approximately 44.2 million Americans have student loan debt, with the average monthly payment being $351. Whether you’re still studying or you’ve completed your education, chances are you’re stressed out about […]

New Year’s resolutions are hard enough as it is. As we are nearing mid-February, resolutions are beginning to diminish from to-do lists. With the temptation of those tantalizingly sweet pastries […]