Students in Sweden attend college for free, but they still graduate with an average of $19,000 in debt. But unlike in the U.S., this debt is easily managed due to…
Read article: College in Sweden is free. So why do students have so much debt?Believe it or not, private colleges are now offering more financial aid than ever. Of course, with college costs rising, it make sense for financial aid to adjust accordingly. However,…
Read article: Private colleges offering more financial aid than everImagine getting an ivy-league caliber education–for half the cost of an elite private school. Online education has been touted as a way to minimize college costs and prevent students from…
Read article: Minerva University: A Harvard education at half the cost?Imagine a school where they only make you pay tuition if you get a job. Sounds like a pretty good deal, right? App Academy, an intensive software development course in…
Read article: If you don’t get a job, your education is freeIt's no secret that college costs have been on the rise for the last few decades.The infographic above lays out in simple terms how the price of college tuition, textbooks,…
Read article: The rising cost of college explainedStudents and families shopping around for the best college for their money might be initially turned off by most schools' high costs of attendance. But most students and families don't…
Read article: How much will college cost me?Did you know you could get a scholarship for college for being tall, a vegetarian, or a Star Trek fan? Check out these 5 usual college scholarships for things you'd…
Read article: 5 Eyebrow-Raising College ScholarshipsThe merits of attending an expensive, prestigious private school over a lower-priced public school have drawn even more scrutiny as of late, with students and parents struggling to figure out…
Read article: Measuring College Prestige vs. CostWhen calculating college costs, most parents about the expenses associated with visiting potential colleges. Between the cost of airfare and/or transportation, hotel rooms, meals, gas, and tolls, the expenses can…
Read article: The one college expense you forgot to factor inMost wealthy, high-achieving students (those with SAT or ACT scores in the top 10 percentile) apply to several colleges with median SAT scores close to their own, along with reach…
Read article: Don’t let your ability to pay stop you from applying to selective colleges
