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Besties, there’s nobody that loves a good selfie dump like ya girl. But these days, social media isn’t all fun and games, unforch. Everything you post online lives forever, which…
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Scholarships for Women (2025)
For many students, especially women, navigating the world of scholarships can feel overwhelming. Balancing school, work, caregiving, and/or even entrepreneurship while also finding the right financial support might feel like…
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Regan Blume
Posted inAfter College College Life FAFSA
Financial Aid for Graduate Students – What Changes?
If you're heading to grad school, you’ve probably noticed that the financial aid landscape looks quite different from your undergrad days. From fewer grant options to higher borrowing limits, understanding…
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Regan Blume
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Scholarships for Writers (2025)
This week at Red Kite, I wanted to help out my fellow writer Kitelings! (Writelings?) Not to toot my own horn (TOOT TOOT), but having an English Literature/Creative Writing degree…
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Jane Cooper
Posted inCollege Life FAFSA Federal Aid
What to Do If You’re Not Eligible for the FAFSA
For many students, the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is the gateway to essential financial assistance for college. But what happens if you find out you're not eligible?…
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Regan Blume
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10 Ways Parents Can Help With Scholarships
Your child doesn’t have to navigate the scholarship process alone. Parents play a vital role in helping students secure financial aid that can significantly reduce college costs. Whether your child…
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Jane Cooper