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What are the Most Effective Ways to Save on College Tuition?
For those who want a higher education, college tuition is unavoidable. Parents cringe at the thought of having to pay for these expensive schools and students cringe at the thought of paying off student loans.
Why are College Costs so High Right now? Here are 5 Reasons
With the student-debt crisis going on, the question inadvertently arises: why exactly are tuition costs this high? For the endlessly soaring prices, what seems expensive today will be a staggering cost by tomorrow.
Book Review: Debt-Free U
Tweet Tackling the college cost conundrum A UMass senior believes families are needlessly taking on too much debt in hopes of giving their adult children a head start in life.
Millionaire College Presidents Raise Eyebrows
Tweet It isn’t too difficult for people to become a millionaire these days even in a tough economy where the value of stocks, bonds and real estate have been greatly
Last Ditch College Funding Ideas
Tweet What a shame it is to hear that many students who are just days away from starting college still don’t know what their tuition bills will be for this
Despite Economy, College Tuition Increases Continue
Tweet Businesses learn to cut back when things are tough, even many local and state governments find a way to keep expenses in check, but when it comes to our
Should Colleges Start Reducing Tuition?
Tweet 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
You Can Save Big Bucks On College Tuition
Tweet Anyone who has opened up their investment account statement since the stock market nose-dived earlier this fall has come face to face with a grim reality: monies saved for
How To Beat The High Cost Of College
Tweet College tuition costs continue to rise, outstripping the rate of inflation year in and year out. Add in room and board, fees, books, labs and related expenses and the
How FREE is FREE Tuition?
Tweet More often than not, countries from Europe which have no tuition fees are given as positive examples – but is this something that is realistically possible in the U.S?