4 Ways to Get College Textbooks Free
By
Kim Clark
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Education - September 2, 2009
And several other ways you can save money before you start studying.
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10 Signs You’re in Trouble at College
By
Jeremy S. Hyman
and
Lynn F. Jacobs
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Professors' Guide - August 27, 2009
It can be hard to know if you're struggling more than you should be. Here's how to tell.
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How a New Tax Credit Can Help You Pay for College
By
Kim Clark
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College Cash 101 - August 27, 2009
How to get the government to turn a $2,500 tuition gift from Grandpa into $3,500
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How to Find College Loans
By
Kim Clark
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Education - August 19, 2009
It takes some serious tracking to hunt down the cheapest loans. Here are paths to follow.
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Help for Forms and Repaying Loans
By
Kim Clark
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Education - August 19, 2009
The dreaded financial form will be easier to fill out next year, and loan payment is more affordable.
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Which Areas Have Regional Agreements for College Costs?
By
Nikki Schwab
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Education - August 19, 2009
See maps and more details about the 4 main regional agreements across the country.
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New College Scholarships for Laid-Off Workers
By
Kim Clark
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Education - August 19, 2009
The unemployed can take classes free at a growing number of community colleges.
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Last Minute Tips for Finding College Cash
By
Kim Clark
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College Cash 101 - August 19, 2009
Appealing for more financial aid and cutting back on expenses can make college more affordable.
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7 Ways to Cut Thousands From Your College Costs
By
Kim Clark
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Education - August 19, 2009
Going on a technology diet or dropping the chalupa can save students a small fortune.
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Best Tech for the Collegebound
By
David LaGesse
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Money - August 19, 2009
Outfitting a collegiate with the right tools doesn't have to be expensive—or confusing.
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How to Find Money for College in a Recession
By
Kim Clark
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Education - August 18, 2009
The economy has crunched the old model of paying for college, but there is still money to help you.
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The Secrets to Finding a Student Loan
By
Kim Clark
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Education - August 18, 2009
There are still some smart, affordable ways for families to borrow money to pay for college.
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More Financial Aid for Adults Who Want to Return to College
By
Kim Clark
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College Cash 101 - August 5, 2009
Government agencies and colleges are providing more cash to those who want to finish their degrees.
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New Veterans' College Benefits Start This Week
By
Jessica Calefati
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The Paper Trail - August 5, 2009
The new GI Bill makes it more affordable for veterans to attend college.
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New Benefits Help Veterans Go to College
By
Anna Mulrine
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Education - August 3, 2009
The new GI Bill will help veterans—and their families—pay college tuition.
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The Hidden Costs of College Really Add Up
By
Kimberly Palmer
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Education - July 21, 2009
Keeping track of extra costs such as parking fees and copy machines can make college more affordable.
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Do Division III Schools Give Athletic Scholarships?
By
Kim Clark
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Education - July 17, 2009
Many students hope their athletic skills will be more valuable in the lower-profile division.
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Pay Off Your Student Loan with Help from Uncle Sam
By
Kim Clark
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College Cash 101 - July 1, 2009
6 tips for maximizing your loan relief under a new government program.
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Financial Aid Form Gets a Little Easier
By
Kim Clark
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Education - June 25, 2009
The dreaded federal financial aid form will be easier for some families to fill out next year.
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Obama's Education Budget Sees Some Pushback on Capitol Hill
By
Zach Miners
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On Education - June 22, 2009
Federal plans to reform failing schools and provide opportunities to students face questions.
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10 Tips for Getting More Financial Aid
By
Kim Clark
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Education - June 16, 2009
Schools are approving a record number of appeals and giving more aid.
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How Much Money Should I Borrow for College?
By
Kim Clark
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Education - June 9, 2009
New, quick ways to figure out ahead of time how much student loan debt is too much.
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How Safe Is Your College Savings Account?
By
Kim Clark
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Education - May 29, 2009
Some families could be hit hard by the 529 savings plans losses in Oregon, Pennsylvania, and Alabama.
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Which Colleges Leave Students With the Most Debt?
By
Kim Clark
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Education - May 21, 2009
Students at for-profit colleges tend to have more debt than those at private and public colleges.
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