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Inspiration for the blog comes in many forms. Take my change meeting with 2L Christina Coutu this past week who happened to see me with a container of my favorite Greek yogurt. Bonding over our mutual love of yogurt, Christina shared how in a purely cost...
I am writing to make you all aware of what is out there. I was reading a whole bunch of financial aid information which I receive daily through my email and an article sparked my attention. It was about so-called debt management companies claiming that...
Any of you who have ever been in my office may have noticed that I have two watercolor prints on my walls both of which are beach scenes. Why? It keeps me focused everyday on "the" goal…the little beach house in South (or North) Carolina...
I could give a million and one euphemistic quotes on saving money. My personal favorite: “if saving money is wrong, I don’t want to be right” from that wise sage William Shatner (presumably as the Priceline Negotiator and not Captain...
How often do we read or hear about something and think, "Come on, that is too good to be true!" Well... All scholarships are a form of gift aid, money that does not need to be repaid (a wonderful thing) and it reduces debt (another wonderful...
So I like to think we are in the home stretch of the financial aid process, applications have been processed, award letters are out and award acceptances (Notification and Confirmation forms) have come in. So very close… but the reality is there...
Beginning in April, the Financial Aid Office will be offering the “Low Debt, High Gain” workshop series designed to give some practical, real world advice for our 3L students as they begin their transition from Yale Law School. And while each...
This is the time of the year when a variety of firms, companies, and clubs send the Financial Aid Office information about the scholarships they offer. Some of the scholarships are awarded based on where you reside, the field you are interested in, and...