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University of Tennessee to be Free for Lower Income Students
Wise Words About Money for High School Graduates
Walmart Now Offers its U.S. Workers Cheap College Tuition
The Princeton Review Has Released its 4th Annual “Colleges That Pay You Back” Book
Financial Education for Homeschooled Students Applying to College
Drew University Lowers Tuition by 20%
The Right Education: How to Choose Your College after Homeschool
Financial Aid and Scholarships: 10 Empowering Resources for Students
Infographic: Start Saving Now for College
College is something you should only start thinking about when your child steps foot on campus, right? For many parents, this is the case. And for many others, they begin thinking about it tentatively when their children are in their teens. However, planning and saving for college can never start soon enough! With college tuition […]
Do Your Homework before Heading to College
With the high cost of tuition today, many families of college-bound high school seniors wonder how they are going to afford their college education. Credit Union West encourages you to do your homework to find creative ways to reduce costs. Here are some ideas to get you started: 1. Take as many Advanced Placement (AP) […]
15 Homeschool-Friendly Colleges that are Tuition FREE!
How would you like to attend college for FREE? Tuition-free colleges – also known as full-scholarship colleges – are one of higher education’s best-kept secrets. Colleges that do not charge tuition are made possible through large endowments by benefactors, donations from alumni, government funding, and/or investments in real estate. These include several of the best […]
The Higher Education Bubble
Over the last several months, there have been a lot of reports and commentary on the “higher education bubble.” According to the theory, while the cost of higher education is rising, the returns of a college degree are decreasing and the soundness of the student loan industry may be threatened by increasing default rates. Back […]