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Maryland Prepaid Tuition Deficit Tops $80 Million
State’s Fund Dropped Sharply In 2008 You’ve been socking away college tuition money for your child for fifteen years, understanding that the funds you’ve been setting aside will be enough
Book Review: Paying For College Without Going Broke
When the opportunity came up for me to review “Paying For College Without Going Broke,” I immediately jumped at the chance. After all, at SayCampusLife.com we’re here to share tips
Kia Soul Rolls Out Across America
Here’s something for you marketing majors to think about: your client develops a product geared toward a younger segment of the population — what demographers call “Generation Y” consumers —
Short On Cash But Not Short On Options
While away at school, a problem could crop up that will require you to gain access to some cash. And fast. Unfortunately, you’re all tapped out and your dorm mates
What You Should Know About Distant Learning
Distant learning has been in place for generations, first known as “mail correspondence schools” before largely giving way to much more sophisticated university learning. I recall those days when you
Spring Break 2009: Blast or Bust?
For the last few weeks and all through the month of March, colleges and universities across the US will be in spring break mode — that week long recess students
On the Cusp of March Madness!
The most important time of the year in the men’s college basketball season is almost upon us, March Madness, the month long countdown to the Final Four. For some conferences
Online Cash On The Side!
Many college students are worrying about their finances as they hear reports from their parents that their college savings accounts lost a lot of money when the market bubble burst
How Is Your College Savings Plan Performing?
Last year’s financial meltdown and subsequent draining of trillions of dollars of wealth from the economy has caused hardship for many American families. Most keenly being hit are those whose
For Students, Tightening Money Means Exploring Options
Lots of families across the country are facing a dilemma, one brought about by last year’s financial meltdown. College savings accounts suddenly dropped in value, 401(k) plans took a hit
Save Money By Getting Your Degree In 3 Years?
And Use The Savings To Buy A New Car! There is a trend in higher education emerging, one that could save families tens of thousands of dollars in tuition. Yes,
Should Colleges Start Reducing Tuition?
There are three expenses in life which never seem to go down, only up. They are: taxes, health insurance and college tuition. There are probably a number of other ones,