Planning 101: Paying For College
Posted by Noah Nelson on April 7, 2010 at 05:25pm
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Our friends in public media's Economy collaboration are shining the spotlight on a new project.

In a world where more and more Americans dream of pusuing a college degree, the cost of higher education continues to rise. According to the College Board, most students can expect to pay up to a thousand dollars more in tuition and fees this year than they did last year.

So, how can students -- and, in many cases, their families -- pay for college? Well, these days, it takes a lot of planning. In an effort to help, the Nightly Business Report team presents -- "Planning 101: Paying for College." The program is a resource you can use to get the information you need about college costs, savings plans, loans, and more.

Check out a ton of videos on subjects ranging from student loans and savings plans to a breakdown of college costs all at PBS' Nightly Business Report.




Increasing Cost Of college

Last year I paid $42,000 to go to college. Granted I went to a private school, and let me tell you...It wasn't worth it! Find good public, or even online schools and save yourself some cash! sales manager training

Yeah, acquiring education is

Yeah, acquiring education is not easy and at a time when it's most needed by anyone. If you don't get a better degree, you have no sound future. It definitely takes a lot of planning and also savings. I am sure last couple of years would have taught many families and students especially the value of 'saving money' and planning things right. Commercial Real Estate

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