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Students seek tuition freeze at Arizona universities

April 1, 2012by Staff 1 Comment

by Anne Ryman – The Republic | azcentral.com After three straight years of large tuition increases, students appearing at university hearings Wednesday called for the Arizona Board of Regents to […]

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Tool estimates education’s cost

February 21, 2012by Staff Leave a comment

Lee Bierer Lee Bierer is an independent college adviser based in Charlotte.   Whenever I’ve written about financial aid issues, it’s always been directed toward high school seniors, but a […]

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Learning to Play the Game to Get Into College

November 21, 2011by Staff Leave a comment

Evan McGlinn for The New York Times Nathaly Lopera in her Passport class, one of several programs she attends to help her get into college. More Photos » By MICHAEL […]

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Not Just Wall Street: Protesters Should Target Colleges Over Student Debt, Tuition Increases

November 9, 2011by Staff 7 Comments

Marcus Baram It sits in the mailbox and taunts us: The thin sliver of an envelope, recognizable by the logo in the top-left corner, arrives every month. And my wife […]

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Chart of the day: College Tuition is Out of Control

November 7, 2011by Staff 4 Comments

This is about a week old, but the comments are pretty telling.  What do you think? Originally posted by Posted by Brad Plumer Earlier this week, the College Board released […]

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The rising cost of college

November 4, 2011by Staff 2 Comments

What’s behind the runaway cost of a college education? According to the College Board, tuition and fees for in-state undergraduate students at public four-year colleges are up an average 8.3 […]

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Rising college tuition, fees take bigger bite of family incomes

October 28, 2011by Staff 5 Comments

Although more Americansare getting help from scholarships and tax breaks, the net cost of college is eating up a higher share of the typical family’s income in 2011, according to […]

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Are Online College Cost Calculators Flunking the Math?

October 19, 2011by Staff Leave a comment

By Laura Rowley  College Finance Oct. 29 is the federal deadline for U.S. colleges to put “net price calculators” on their websites. These tools are supposed to estimate the actual […]

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Prepaid College Prices Mount

October 17, 2011by Staff 6 Comments

On sale today, costs of tuition plans have risen dramatically Written by Chris Umpierre Kim Purdy is thankful she already bought Florida Prepaid College Plans for her three young children. […]

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From Kindergarten to College Completion

October 7, 2011by Staff Leave a comment

A report released last week has drawn new attention

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Report Urges Focus on Latino College Completion Rates

October 3, 2011by Staff 2 Comments

The nation‘s educators must work to improve college completion rates for Latino students if the United States is to remain economically competitive in the world, according to a report released […]

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Calculating Costs and Benefits

September 20, 2011by Staff Leave a comment

Written by Libby A. Nelson   New federal requirements have lately been likely to draw groans and complaints from college and university officials who feel deluged by ever-changing rules and […]

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Majoring in debt: Some Asking if College is Worth Cost

August 29, 2011by Staff Leave a comment

Recent grads are finding themselves swamped by bills for their education. By Terrie Morgan-Besecker tmorgan@timesleader.com Law & Order Reporter Justin Kozloski of Dallas job shadowing reporters at The Times Leader. […]

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Achievement Gaps for Texas College Students Still a Challenge

August 23, 2011by Staff Leave a comment

By Star-Telegram The bright promise of a fresh semester that begins this week for college students in Texas also carries a bit of gray cloud behind it. That’s because higher […]

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Get Textbooks for Less

August 19, 2011by Staff 2 Comments

Written By Sharon Naylor

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Not For Profit College Board Getting Rich as Fees Hit Students

August 18, 2011by Staff Leave a comment

By Janet Lorin When Gaston Caperton was recruited to run the College Board, owner of the SAT entrance exam, he said he didn’t want to just run “a testing company.” […]

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A Bubble in Higher Education

August 18, 2011by Staff Leave a comment

“I predict strong financial pressure on colleges and universities that aren’t a good investment for students.”– Glenn Reynolds, University of Tennessee College of Law By Bruce Wright There was a […]

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Reformers Use New Ways to Tackle College Readiness

August 17, 2011by Staff Leave a comment

LEANNE ITALIE,Associated Press Wednesday, August 17, 2011 Trey Rasmussen excelled at hockey at his Martha’s Vineyard high school. Academics, not so much. “I was planning on graduating and just jumping […]

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Will High Costs Lead to the Extinction of On-campus Learning?

August 17, 2011by Staff Leave a comment

By Michele Weldon Last weekend I moved my oldest son out of the rundown, $3,000-a-month apartment he shared with five other University of Wisconsin at Madison students. It was six […]

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Creating the High Schools of the Future

August 17, 2011by Staff Leave a comment

By Gaston Caperton President, College Board from Huffington post One of the problems with education reform is that US high schools operate under ambiguous orders. On the surface, there seems […]

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Modern Slavery: Student Loans. By Ryan Hamilton

August 9, 2011by Staff Leave a comment

Predatory lending practices targeting students symptom of broken education system By Ryan Hamilton While talking heads on news channels crow and manufacture umbrage over the deficit and the debt ceiling, […]

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Making College Possible Pays off Down the Road. By Liz Skinner

August 8, 2011by Staff Leave a comment

By Liz Skinner Financial advisers who go beyond what is typical in terms of helping with college planning are finding that clients reward them later with assets. Certainly, many advisers […]

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Borrow Reluctantly – Payment Burdon Shifts to Parents, Students

July 18, 2011by Staff Leave a comment

By Lisa Lambert, Reuters (Reuters) – When Emi Young decided to attend Pomona College in California a few years ago, she broke with a tradition as closely associated with U.S. […]

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How to Combat the Cost of Rising College Tuition

July 15, 2011by Staff Leave a comment

By Sally Rummel While increases in tuition at public universities are expected to slow, on average, many schools are raising it by 10 to 15 percent, adding hundreds of dollars […]

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Middle Class Held Back – College is Becoming Too Expensive

July 15, 2011by Staff 1 Comment

As portrayed on the left axis, median income has hovered around $33,000 since 1988. Meanwhile, college tuition and fees — portrayed on the right axis — have more than doubled. […]

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Last-Minute Tuition Hikes Hit College Students

July 11, 2011by Staff Leave a comment

Almost 20 states have cut funding for colleges, raising costs for students — starting now With freshman orientation right around the corner, many college students and their parents are about […]

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Education Dept. Makes College Pricing Transparent, and Shock Occurs

July 8, 2011by Staff 19 Comments

By Frank McCoy None of the following is good news: the cost of college education keeps soaring upward. But to promote transparency, the U.S. Department of Education urges parents, students […]

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Minority Educational Crisis is a Problem For us All

July 1, 2011by Staff Leave a comment

  By Merlene Davis   In recent weeks, Rep. Michele Bachmann, R-Minn., and Newt Gingrich, both of whom are vying to be the next Republican presidential candidate, blamed President Barack […]

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With New Lists, Federal Government Moves to Help Consumers and Prod Colleges to Limit Price Increases

June 30, 2011by Staff 3 Comments

By Beckie Supiano and Elyse Ashburn Washington Colleges have stumbled into an age of accountability. The government and the public are evermore interested in holding them responsible: for what students […]

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US College Fees Soar

June 28, 2011by Staff 18 Comments

The spectacular rise in US college tuition fees is becoming a serious problem for students and many American families as they grapple with the worst economic crisis since the 1930s. […]

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10 Best Colleges for the Money

June 27, 2011by Staff 5 Comments

By Christina Couch There’s only one golden rule of college finance — look beyond the sticker price. For students with good grades, these institutions are educational steals, thanks to their […]

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Doing Students and Parents a Favor: Publicizing Criticisms Higher Ed

June 24, 2011by Staff 9 Comments

Peter Thiel is not the enemy of all parents who ever felt cold terror shoot up their spine upon hearing their teen offhandedly talk about skipping college. Thiel, an early investor […]

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U.S. Colleges’ Appeal Fading for Foreign Students

June 24, 2011by Staff 2 Comments

By Mary Beth Marklein More than 50 U.S. colleges and universities participated in a higher education fair in Jakarta, Indonesia, to recruit students to U.S. colleges. The University of Cincinnati […]

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New College Board Research on Young Men of Color Stirs Demand for Action

June 23, 2011by Staff 8 Comments

New College Board Research on Young Men of Color Stirs Demand for Action By Jamaal Abdul-Alim While a panel discussion held by The College Board on Capitol Hill this week […]

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ACT’s Validity Questioned

June 21, 2011by Staff 3 Comments

A new study has found that two of the four main parts of the ACT — science and reading — have “little or no” ability to help colleges predict whether […]

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Academics Targeted for Men of Color

June 21, 2011by Staff 1 Comment

By James Vaznis The College Board unveiled an initiative at a forum at Harvard University yesterday to improve the academic achievement of young men of color, saying that bolstering their […]

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Surging College Costs Price Out Middle Class

June 21, 2011by Staff 10 Comments

What do you get when college costs skyrocket but incomes barely budge? Yet another blow to the middle class. “As the out-of-pocket costs of a college education go up faster […]

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College Board Finds Minority Men Continue to Lag Academically

June 20, 2011by Staff 7 Comments

By LILY ALTAVENA The College Board is releasing two reports today on the crisis facing young black and Latino men, who, the reports find, continue to be measurably less educated […]

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Introducing Kindergartners to College

June 20, 2011by Staff 6 Comments

Bt Scott Kirk When do you start talking to your child about college? When he’s 12? When she’s 16? How about pre-kindergarten? The College Board, the people who brought us […]

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5 Ways To Combat Rising College Costs

June 16, 2011by Staff 5 Comments

By Ryan C. Fuhrmann A 2009 report by the Atlantic Monthly Group detailed that education costs increased at a faster rate than healthcare in 27 of the 30 years it […]

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UTPA, STC Expect to Win National Graduation Race

June 13, 2011by Staff 4 Comments

By Neil Morton South Texas College and University of Texas-Pan American officials can hardly restrain the ample confidence hidden behind their modest smiles when discussing CEOs for Cities’ Talent Dividend […]

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Rick Perry Stirs Texas Higher Ed Turmoil Over Reform Proposals

June 6, 2011by Staff 6 Comments

Professors grumble it’s the Seven Deadly Sins of Higher Education AUSTIN, Texas — When barbecue research is second-guessed in Texas, the turmoil in higher education must be getting serious. Responding […]

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