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There are 3.6 million college graduates living in poverty, and that is to be expected given factors such as student loans and other college-related debt along with the difficulties one […]

With undergraduates and graduates returning back to school, career fairs will start to occur at numerous universities and colleges. Whether you’re a freshman, a senior or a graduate student, career […]

Among the many questions, families of college-bound students are smart to ask is – What will happen to my tuition payment if my child must withdraw from college?

Over the decade that GradGuard has worked to protect college students and their families, we have tracked the guidance that state insurance commissioners provide regarding the value of renters insurance. […]

It can be difficult saying goodbye to your childhood dog when leaving for college. When you are moved into a dorm room you may feel a longing to spend time […]

Being hired for your first post-grad job is an exciting life event. It’s also one that comes with apprehension, confusion, and a fear of making mistakes. This is all normal. […]

Born between 1996 and 2010, Gen Z is just starting the process of graduating and entering the workforce. While we’re well aware of what millennials value in the workplace, a […]

As a college student, you have undergone through stressful situations for the last several months dealing with assignments, term papers, thesis, and research papers. The increased academic work, coupled with […]

You’ve probably heard every college student out there complain about having to buy books. You can’t really blame them though; buying books for one semester can cost hundreds (sometimes thousands) […]

You’ve done it! You’ve graduated! Now that your textbooks are sold and you are starting out your career, it’s time to take a look at your financial situation. Now is […]