Joanna Nesbit

Making connections (aka networking) before you apply to business school will help you once you're accepted -- and it can be fun! Continuing to cultivate those relationships also helps your career.

Do you ever wonder if checks expire? Some types do. When depends on who it's from and how long ago they issued it.

The MBA interview is used to get to know candidates on a more personal level, and in today's business world, people skills are valued. During the interview, it's important to be authentic as you demonstrate your interpersonal strengths.

National student debt has ballooned, but not everyone takes on significant debt for a degree. Here are the statistics on student loan debt in a variety of different categories.

Although most students qualify for federal student loans, these loans can be denied for a number of reasons, including not meeting eligibility requirements or submitting an incomplete application. Private student loans are typically denied when you don't meet the credit requirements. Here's what to do if you're denied.

Your LSAT score is one of many things law schools review, and what's considered a good score may vary based on each school and your goals. Here's what to understand.

Lessons that a lifelong athlete learned from a newly achy joint. Yep, I'm in that phase of life.

The Federal Reserve approved its second federal interest rate cut on Nov. 7, and that’s good news. The rate range now sits at 4.5% to 4.75%. More cuts are expected in 2025, but how many and by how much remains to be seen. What does this mean for Gen Z?

You may be able to reduce your taxable income by as much as $2,500 with the student loan interest deduction. Find out if you qualify.

Student loans are typically amortized, meaning they’re repaid in fixed monthly payments over time. Here's what to understand.