Now that you're knee deep in applying for financial aid to your top schools, we thought we would help you get answers to your top FAFSA questions!

The Buick Achievers scholarship provides up to $25,000 a year to 100 students,renewable for up to four years and one additional year for five-year engineering programs.  An additional 1,000 students receive a one-time $2,000 award.

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So, you're ready to complete your FAFSA but you don't know where to start. Did you know you actually have three options for completing your FAFSA? Here's what you need to know!

You hear so much talk about the price of college, it’s easy to get intimidated — but how much does college really cost? The answer is “It varies.”

Everyone seeking federal financial aid is required to complete a FAFSA form. While filling out the form is pretty straight forward, making sure you include the right things can be a bit tricky.

Have you been feeling a little lost about the college admissions process? What to do at what time? Are you really on the right track? Get Schooled is here to help!

Almost every day, it seems, there is someone reminding you of how expensive college is.  But how expensive is it really?   The answer might not be as straight forward as you think! (And college may not be as expensive as you think!)

There are BILLIONS of dollars in aid to students each year.  And the first step to getting it: the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).  The FAFSA is the gateway to money for college.

You don't have to pay all financial aid back.   There are grants and work study aid available from the federal government, many states and even some colleges and universities.  If you are eligble, there can be thousands of dollars available to you - at no cost. 

 It doesn't matter if you live in New York or Nebraska, your state likely has money set aside to help its students pay for college.  How do you get it?  We're going connect you with your state to help you find out how to get more financial aid for school. 

Most students have to borrow at least some money to pay for college.  But who do you borrow from and how much do you borrow?  There are different kinds of loans and some cost more to repay than others.  So doing a little research can payoff big!

There are literally thousands and thousands of scholarships available for students interested in going to college (or already in college)!    Figure out which scholarships you might be eligible for and then learn  a few tips to help you when you go after them!