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Four Reasons Textbook Costs Will Drop

By Kim Clark - Education - July 21, 2008

E-books, textbook rental services, and new laws could help students save money this fall. more >>

Another Hint of Student Loan Troubles?

By Kim Clark - On Education - July 2, 2008

One blogger points out a potential problem of lenders' dependence on technology. more >>

Cheaper, Bigger, and Cooler Student Loans

By Kim Clark - Education - July 1, 2008

New federal standards ease some of the financial pressure for students and their parents. more >>

Tips for Avoiding Student Loan Scams

By Kim Clark - On Education - June 26, 2008

Be very skeptical of any offer that looks like it's coming from the federal government. more >>

Five Charged With $690,000 in Student Loan Fraud

By Kim Clark - Education - June 25, 2008

The indictment raises concern that there could be significant abuse in the private loan sector. more >>

The Surprising History of Military College Benefits

By Kim Clark - Education - June 17, 2008

For decades, politicians have struggled to balance rewarding service against the expense of generosity. more >>

New GI Bill Could Bring More College Benefits

By Kim Clark - Education - June 12, 2008

Congress is considering proposals from Sen. Jim Webb and Sen. John McCain. more >>

How to Go to Medical School for Free

By Kim Clark - Money & Business - June 2, 2008

A growing number of government agencies, universities, and charities are offering free rides. more >>

Med School Gets Cheaper for Some

By Kim Clark - On Education - May 29, 2008

A growing number of medical schools are offering free or reduced-cost degrees. more >>

The Problem with Federal Loan Forgiveness Programs

By Kim Clark - On Education - May 28, 2008

Loan forgiveness for public service won't add up for most students, one official says. more >>

Student Loans Make Money for Taxpayers

By Kim Clark - Education - May 21, 2008

The profit margins of 5.5 to 30 percent will fund other student loan programs. more >>

Help, My Student-Loan Check Bounced!

By Kim Clark - Education - May 13, 2008

Hundreds of students are being affected by a credit-crunch bankruptcy. more >>

Bush Signs Emergency Student Loan Legislation

By Kim Clark - Education - May 7, 2008

The law raises the maximum students can borrow from the government by $2,000. more >>

Tips to Help Wait-Listed Students Get Accepted

By Kim Clark - Education - May 2, 2008

A well-written letter can help your chances. Stalking will not. more >>

Some Rich Students 'Merit' Financial Aid

By Kim Clark - Education - April 28, 2008

Colleges give money to well-off students while the needy get 'gapped.' more >>

Colleges Drop Their Loan Programs

By Kim Clark - Education - April 17, 2008

Administrators at more than 250 public colleges have opted out of the Stafford loan program. more >>

A Wait List of Woes for the Class of '08

By Kim Clark - Education - April 17, 2008

The record number of rejection letters sent out by colleges this spring is heartbreaking. more >>

How to Get Off the Wait List and Into College

By Kim Clark - Education - April 16, 2008

Experts offer five tips for escaping from college admissions limbo. more >>

Last-Minute Scholarships

By Kim Clark - Money & Business - April 11, 2008

Time is ticking away, and you still haven't figured out how you'll be able to afford the fall semester. more >>