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When many families prepare for financing a child's college education, they base their plan on the expectation that their child can graduate in four years. However, the time to graduation may be longer. This can mean a significantly higher total cost for a college education. The U.S. Department of Education's National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) tracked the...
READ · Aug 19
Like many middle-class families, Cortney Munna and her mother began the college selection process with a grim determination. They would do whatever they could to get Cortney into the best possible college, and they maintained a blind faith that the investment would be worth it.
READ · Jun 02
This post is something that's been rattling around in my head for a while. My path to college was pretty traditional by most standards; I graduated from high school, moved from a small town in central Utah up to Salt Lake City, enrolled in college, and was a full time college student until I graduated with my...
Or at least, the 'biggest bang for your buck' theory. It's pretty much a staple in mainstream American culture, the idea that it's better to get more for less. Not exactly a common sense logic there, but you get the idea. Regardless of any logical fallacies inherent in the phrase, it's as much a part of the...
READ · Apr 13
April is here! Hopefully for you high school seniors and returning college students, you have already filled out your FAFSA. If you're in the process of choosing a college, this also means that you'll be seeing financial aid award letters from schools pretty soon. There's a pretty good chance that you'll experience some sticker shock...
READ · Apr 07
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