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Both Arizona State and other are experimenting with giving away free the freshman year
A look at the financial management metrics that guide the financial and pricing decisions of colleges.
The PSLF program grants students the opportunity to reduce their debt by working full-time for qualifying public service entities
I share a summary that details my personal drive and strategy to paying for college education.
A comparison of the American College to the Brazilian and Portuguese College based on my experience.
A huge chunk of tuition goes to professors and retirement pensions.
As many as 80% of students change their major at least once, which can incur costs and ultimately increase time and money spent at college.
Is the future of education and employment qualification centering on the development of specific skills?
When considering the cost of college, we need to consider the experience as a whole, and that must include life outside the classroom.
Let's take a look at the realities and reasons behind the explosion of tuition costs.
A clearer framework to see what's the problem of affordability, how to break it down and what are the existing/potential solutions
A concept raised by Stanford D. School to imagine a whole new higher education model
Year Up empowers young adults to launch their careers in a single year via an intensive training and internship program, for free.
Insights on how graduating late can significantly hurt students financially
What if instead of all the costs that go into building a classroom could be eliminated with the offering of a comprehensive exam?
Insight from NY OpenIDEO Meetup, October 15th
How to get a $30,000 Government Grant to cover your College Degree Costs
In order to understand how to pay for college, students need to be empowered to make the right decisions through better financial education.
U of P offers two online, accredited degrees, tuition-free.
Could student loan forgiveness plans be created or expanded, as a way to unburden college grads and stimulate the U.S. economy?
Themes from San Diego Meetup, Oct. 13
