This post is geared for my Canadian readers. They have a special program, called RESP where individual can deposit money for their future need of child education. In US state govt. offer similar programs. Wish we had a child and we were saving for his/her education as we speak. But, readers if you live in Canada and are parent, this post may come in handy for you. Enjoy the post!

If you have children, the prospect of paying for their college education may seem overwhelming. So many students are now graduating from college with tens of thousands of dollars in debt from school loans, and it is natural to want to spare your children that sort of burden.

“Online learning can be more than lectures. Another element involves presenting information in an interactive form, which can be used to find out what a student knows and doesn’t know” – Bill gates

Nowadays, the options to get a degree are growing. Online degrees are becoming more and more popular among students with increasingly busy lives. That’s not to say that on-campus degrees are becoming the minority to online degrees, but students are choosing the alternative. This post talks about some pros and cons of both the options.

Now that you have carefully picked the college and major, you should think of getting financial aids, not to blow the student loan bubble further.

The reality is, most college students have a difficult time when it comes to paying the school expenses. As we all know, school fees are either maintained or increasing every year. Your decision is what matters most because it will determine your future and any mistake might hurt it. But don’t worry; there is still a solution to your every problem and it might not be too late to repair the damage.