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- Crash Course on College Aid
- The more you know about how colleges on your child's list dole out financial aid, the better your chances of receiving some. You'll want to do a few calculations and a little detective work. And don't be afraid to have a conversation with each school's loan office... The first rule...
- Articles 2009-03-05
- The Truth About Who Qualifies for Financial Aid
- The acceptance letter has arrived and now you're dreading those future tuition bills. MoneyWatch Editorial Director Eric Schurenberg explains who is and isn't likely to receive financial assistance.
- Videos 2009-04-01
- How to Pay Your Kid's Tuition with an Athletic Scholarship
- To wrangle financial aid, you'll have to start early. Every year, thousands of former kinder kickers and pee-wee running backs get big-league tuition breaks or favored admissions at colleges their grades alone would never qualify them for. Why not yours? After all, you've spent obscene amounts...
- Articles 2009-06-02
- Smart Ways to Save for College
- By the time your toddler gets her degree, a college education could cost more than $250,000. Ray Martin offers tips on how to save now for your child's college tuition.
- Videos 2009-10-01
- 14 Colleges With Tuition Bargains
- With parents and students reeling from tuition sticker shock, these schools have come up with clever ways to help pay tuition bills. Some private schools are even matching the costs of nearby public colleges. To be sure, colleges and universities have long offered financial aid to strapped parents....
- Articles 2009-10-13
- Ask the Experts: Paying for College
- In our series pilot, CBS MoneyWatch editors tackle questions about money and college: How can you save? Who should pay? Should we saddle kids with huge debt?
- Videos 2009-10-21
- Benefits Going to Waste? Here?s How to Cash In
- Every year, American workers leave thousands of dollars on the table by not maxing out their benefits. Just in time for this year?s enrollment period, we offer suggestions for taking full advantage of your employer?s offerings ? everything from 401k matches to gym membership reimbursements. Here?s how the numbers add...
- Articles 2009-10-29
- How to Pay for Graduate School
- Molly Laurain faces a tough decision in a delicate economy: Pursue a graduate degree to boost her credentials in a tight job market or hang onto the job she has? We show her how to make that decision, and explain how to pay for school should she ? or you...
- Articles 2009-11-10
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- Salaries, benefits push Wayne's tuition up.(Wayne State University)(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
- Wayne State University administration officials are blaming the rising cost of salaries and benefits for this year's tuition increase. Students will pay an average of 6 percent more in tuition and fees under a $381.1 million budget passed Thursday Wayne State University administration...
- Research articles 2000-07-31
- Guard may receive tuition aid
- DENVER - Members of the Colorado National Guard may get more help with their tuition costs under legislation that passed the Senate Education Committee on Wednesday. House Bill 1347, which passed 7-0, would give money to the guard's tuition fund, which covers some tuition costs for Guard...
- Research articles 2004-04-29
- Legislative Preview '04: MD lawmakers may place limits on tuition
- Alarmed by rapidly growing tuition at Maryland's public universities, several state lawmakers plan legislation during the upcoming General Assembly session that places limits on tuition increases in each year. Two proposals would tie tuition increases either to the rate of inflation or cap them at 4 percent each...
- Research articles 2004-01-09
- Princeton won't raise tuition in rare action
- TRENTON, N.J. AP -- Aided by one of the nation's largest endowments, Princeton University decided Sunday not to raise tuition, something it hasn't done in four decades. Trustees chose to keep tuition, for both in-state and out-of- state students, at $33,000 for the 2007-08 school year. It's the...
- Research articles 2007-01-22
- Texas House Members Give Tentative Approval to Rise in College Tuition.
- By Melissa Drosjack, Houston Chronicle Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Apr. 30--AUSTIN, Texas--House members tentatively approved a bill late Tuesday that would increase college tuition rates over the next two years and allow universities to deregulate tuition for one year in 2005....
- Research articles 2003-04-30
- College reporting of tuition payments.
- Bad news and good news for schools on reporting tuition payments. Currently, colleges have to list the names, addresses and tax ID numbers of students and whether they are taking a full- or part-time course load. This information is reported to the student and the IRS on...
- Research articles 2000-06-23
- Tuition for D.C. students to remain unchanged despite budget deadlock - Washington Update - Brief Article
- Despite budget stalemates on other budget issues, tuition breaks for District of Columbia high school graduates should remain unchanged in 2003. House and Senate panels have approved bills providing $17 million for these tuition credits, which allow D.C. graduates to pay instate tuition rates at any public college or...
- Research articles 2002-11-07
- Florida State University. (In the News).(announces tuition increase)(Brief Article)
- Florida State University will implement an across-the-board 8.5% tuition increase this fall, with an ... Florida State University will implement an across-the-board 8.5% tuition increase this fall, with an additional 2.5% increase on graduate, law and medical programs and 6.5% increase on out-of-state tuition.
- Research articles 2003-08-01
- Tuition Rising: Why College Costs So Much.(Review)
- Tuition Rising: Why College Costs So Much. By Ronald G. Ehrenberg. Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press, 2000. 322 pp. ISBN 0-674-00328-4, $39.95 cloth. The starting point for Ronald Ehrenberg's Tuition Rising is the stark reality that tuition costs at American private colleges and ...
- Research articles 2001-10-01
- Tuition Rising: Why College Costs So Much
- Tuition Rising: Why College Costs So Much Ronald G. Ehrenberg. Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 2000.In Tuition Rising: Why College Costs So Much, Ronald Ehrenberg provides a concise and compelling explanation of the influence of academic governance processes on rising university expenditures and tuition charges. While his explanation of the causes...
- Research articles 2003-09-01
- State tuition jumps/ CU-Springs students will pay 10 percent more
- DENVER - Colorado parents will have to dig a little deeper into their pockets to send their children to state colleges and universities this fall. Tuition at the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs will go up 10 percent this fall, from $2,749 to $3,023, according to a...
- Research articles 2003-06-11
- Bill to boost tuition aid for Guard members advances
- DENVER - A proposal that would add $410,000 to the Colorado National Guard's tuition assistance fund advanced Thursday to the state Senate. The Senate Appropriations Committee unanimously approved House Bill 1347, setting the stage for a floor vote. Money from the Department of Higher...
- Research articles 2004-04-30
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