Five online sites to help you find the best college scholarship

While the job market for lawyers is looking bleak, students are filling up classrooms ready to be the next generation of attorneys.

Sue Shellenbarger advises one reader on divorces for tax reasons, and another on finding colleges that offer support for students with Asperger's syndrome.

Steve Yoder and his son Isaac have to figure out the dilemma of Isaac having a car in college. Is it worth it to learn about maintenance and insurance, or will it just be a distraction?

Where you go to college can have a large effect on where you live and work after, which focuses largely on expenses. Marla Brill explains. Read on for the list of the best college destinations for big cities, mid-size metros, small cities and college towns.

Colleges are seeing huge increases in applications for aid as their own finances are falling under more pressure. Universities are reaching further into their endowments and budgets cover the flood of requests.

More high-school students are considering taking a gap year before attending college. Here's the best way to follow through with this plan and make the most of your gap year.

This years' college application process has brought a rise in early applications, but admissions officials warn not be hasty with selling yourself. Experts say students have become eager for the prestige of a school and aren't focusing on the right fit. Here is some advice for high school seniors.

Suzanne Barlyn explains how to protect your identity when you're in college.

Whether the credit crunch will be affecting your ability to pay for your child's college education depends on when they'll need those funds. Here are some strategies to increase your ability to provide college funds.