Living off campus is exciting, but it requires a little extra effort to pull it off. Here are some of our favorite resources for students preparing to transition to off-campus living. Know your rights! You have certain protections as a tenant. This HUD.gov page has tenant rights listed by state. Check out your state
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It was even more fun than we thought it would be! CollegiateParent recently hosted a get-together that included nine women, a dozen USPS medium flat-rate Priority Mail boxes (the kind that self seal), and a table overflowing with student-approved treats: Betty Crocker Mug Treats (microwavable cake) Gum and Gummi bears Microwavable Kraft mac n’ cheese cups Individual
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This month, states all over the U.S. are sponsoring free College Application Month events where students and families can get help with the application process. The goal is to increase the number of students applying to college. With the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) now available on Oct. 1, many states are holding free financial
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High school senior year! This is the big one. If you are the parent of a senior in high school, you know that the coming months are packed with: Essay writing Completing The Common Application Campus visits Counselor meetings College fairs On-campus and alumni interviews Teacher recommendations Standardized tests (ACT or SAT) Financial aid applications
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Football season has arrived! Even if you’re not a huge sports fan, going to a game is the perfect excuse for a fall visit to campus, plus a great way to support your student’s university and have quality family time. CollegiateParent has compiled a list of tips and tricks to make this year’s tailgate the best one yet! Tip
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Read moreBreach: An act that breaks any term detailed in the lease. Cosigner: See Guarantor. Credit report: A report of your financial history, specifically your ability to repay loans, which the management company uses to judge your reliability as a rent-paying tenant. Duration (or Term): The amount of time you are agreeing to
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