What Are The Disadvantages of Community College?
Posted on February 19, 2008
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As there are several distinct advantages of attending a community college there are a number of disadvantages that I wishful remiss in not mentioning.
Disadvantages of Community College
Should You Consolidate Your Student Loans Now?
Posted on February 15, 2008
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Should you consolidate your student loans now?
Federal student loanword programs are the sole, largest source of school borrow currency consolidation. The first step in applying for this type of aid is going on the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) website, at http://www.fafsa.ed.gov/, and fill out a comprehensive questionnaire. It generally takes around 7 days to process, at which point you’ll receive a Data Release Number, and Estimated Financial Contribution. It is important to find out if the school you’ll be attending participates in the federal student aid programs, about do.
Understanding College Scholarships
Posted on February 14, 2008
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College Scholarships
When a student enters college, especially those who belong in a family that earns an common income, the lone thing that forces them is the pricey total needed for the education, which will crush them financially to the ground. This is where college scholarships can really come in handy.
Obtaining Your MBA Degree
Posted on January 31, 2008
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Obtaining Your MBA
The rationalities for pursing an Master in Business Administration degree are incomparable to from person to person. Not everyone is cut out for an MBA. You’ll need to answer some tough questions before jumping in and trying to obtain your MBA.
What will obtaining an MBA mean to you?
* Does acquiring an Master in Business Administration degree allow you to follow your career dream?
Scholarships or Student Loans - Which To Choose
Posted on January 28, 2008
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University Education: Scholarship Grants or Student Loans?
How much is the price for a college training?
Is there a uncommitted funding system?
Let’s confront the fact. University education is high-priced! Many parents do a double over when their kids setting up and looking at attending a community University or a state College.
Colby College To Replace Student Loans With Grants
Posted on January 27, 2008
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Colby College To Replace Student Loans With Grants
In the previous post, we discussed why it was that some college’s could reduce college tuition while others saw fit to increase college tuition so they could increase financial aid to students.
Now we see another college stepping up and doing what’s right for the student, not the faculties pocket books.
College’s Still Not Reducing Tuition Fees Despite Harvard’s Reduction
Posted on January 27, 2008
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College’s Still Not Reducing Tuition Fees Despite Harvard’s Reduction
Many college’s say they are still not ready to reduce college tuition fees even though some universities like Harvard have slashed tuition cost and increased student financial aid.
Most colleges are using the excuse that they aren’t as wealthy as Harvard and that Harvard can afford to reduce tuition fee’s because they have the largest endowment of any publicly funded college in the country.
Yale To Increase Financial Aid To Students
Posted on January 7, 2008
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Citing a huge windfall from the University’s investments, Yale announced today that it would be spending more of its money for financial aid to students, bypassing Uncle Sam.
Yale said it expects to pay out 1.15 Billion of the 22.5 Billion endowment. Yale said it expects to pay over 840 million in the current cycle. What an investment!
More Good News For Illinois College Students
Posted on December 29, 2007
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More Good News For Illinois College Students
If you recall, a few weeks ago I told you about a program for Illinois College Students that helped students pay back their student loans.
Now the Governor has announced a student loan program that will help some college students afford an education.
This program will save a student about $2600 on a student loan with a 10 year payback if the student borrows 20 thousand dollars.
College Students Turned To Bank Robbing For Tuition
Posted on December 28, 2007
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It looks like two Ohio college students will now get their education behind prison walls courtesy of the State of Ohio.
The two Ohio College students told a judge they turned to robbing banks after increasing college tuition left them high and dry.
Andrew Butler, age 20, attended the University of Toledo. He told the judge that the increases in college tuition outpaced his scholarships and student loans.