
Are you trying to understand how financial aid actually works, how to get into the best fit college, why some students receive merit scholarships, or how families can pay for college without jeopardizing retirement?
On the College Knowledge Podcast, we break down the financial side of college—how colleges price tuition, how financial aid packages are built, and how families make smart decisions a... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 174 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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In this episode of the College Knowledge Podcast, host Joe Kerns sits down with renowned sociologist Dr. Sara Goldrick‑Rab to uncover the real drivers behind rising college costs and the policies shaping higher education today.
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In this episode of College Knowledge, hosts Dave Kozak and Joe Kerns are joined by Tim Griesdorn, Ph.D., an associate professor of finance, for a practical conversation on optimizing college financial planning.
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Welcome to the College Knowledge Podcast, sponsored by the College Planning Network and Paradigm Financial Group. In this episode, hosts Dave Kozak and Joe Kerns (Joe the College Pro) sit down with Harry J. Holzer, a leading expert ... more
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🎓 In this episode of College Knowledge, co-hosts Dave Kozak and Joe Kerns welcome Melissa A. Rowe, M.Ed., author of Scholars Get Dollars and founder of Capture Greatness! Scholarship & College Coaching. With over a decade of experi... more
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I appreciate the quick hits of news and the fun/positive story at the end. I appreciate the black history segments but would love if black/minority stories were intertwined more often!
Fun, informative, and down to earth. Dave and Joe do a great job of bringing things to light and helping families understand more about the college process and potential majors.
I wish this was around years ago!
College is a serious choice that needs to be really carefully considered. Joe and David do a great job of offering great content and an enjoyable interview format! Looking forward to further episodes!
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This show focuses on the economics of higher education, including how financial aid is designed, how tuition is priced, and how families can plan for college without compromising retirement. Episodes frequently feature higher-ed policy experts, finance professors, and admissions/college-planning professionals who translate complex pricing, aid, and enrollment strategies into practical guidance for families and students. Notably, the program often pairs policy commentary with actionable tips on FAFSA, CSS Profile, financial planning, and college selection, making it a useful resource for listeners navigating finance-heavy admissions decisions. A consistent strength is tying outsize costs to real-world outcomes and providing frameworks for ev... more
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Recent guests on this podcast include:
1. Sara Goldrick-Rab
2. Timothy Griesdorn
3. Harry J. Holzer
4. Mike Nietzel
5. Jamie Smith
6. Dr. Robert Zemsky
7. Dave Becker
8. Cole Frank
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