One of the more confusing concepts for FSA loan borrowers to understand is the difference between default and delinquency.

By Ryan Laspina
Senior Specialist, Red Flags and External Reviews at APUS

As with any major life decision, it is ultimately up to you to decide how much education is right for you. There are some fields that do not even require any college education, and there are other fields that require a doctorate. It may be hard to balance these financial decisions before making a decision, but being aware of the above pros and cons can help you with that decision.

By Ryan Laspina
Senior Specialist, Red Flags and External Reviews at APUS

One of the biggest transitions a person can make is starting their first semester of college. Whether you just completed high school or are taking a less traditional route, beginning college is one of the most stressful situations you will have to deal with in life. However, getting your college education is absolutely worth that challenge.

By Ryan Laspina
Compliance and Default Prevent Specialist at American Public University System

Income statements are beneficial because they can provide you with information about your earned and spent money. This information will help students create a budget for balancing their college costs (fees, tuition, room and board) and income (tuition assistance, scholarships, loans, grants).

New to online education? You’re probably excited as well as a bit nervous about the academic adventure ahead. Worry not, there are a number of great resources to help you through the beginning process.

If you have not completed your FAFSA and you intend on taking classes with the PELL Grant and/or student loans, now is the time to get to it!