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The benefits of going to business school, from learning the business language to building a professional network, but is it worth it?
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Many students are overloaded with student loan debt. Should college be free? Here is some analysis of the arguments. What are your thoughts?
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A breakdown of the best cell phone plans in 2019 students can use to save money, like Sprint, Republic Wireless, Verizon, AT&T, and more!
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Textbooks are expensive! If you’re willing to put in a little time here are the five best ways to save money on textbooks this fall.
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Investing is a great way to save for the future. This guide to investing is designed to help young adults get started investing in college.
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eCampus offers a variety of services similar to a bookstore: online book rental, used books, selling back your old textbook.
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Are you an above-average college graduate? Here are some helpful tips for you. One of them is to pay off your student loans, but can you guess the others?
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529 plans have changed. You can now withdraw up to $10,000 per year to pay for your children’s private primary and secondary eduction expenses. Here are some rules to know.
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We share five lessons from experts about what it takes to be successful in college, from the basics to truly knowing yourself and finding your ROI on education.
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Depending on who you speak to, you’ll probably hear that college is going to be one of the best times in your entire life. While this may be true for a number of reasons, one of the most under appreciated reasons is that college is also the perfect time to start a business. For example, […]
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Wondering if you should go back to school if you’re in debt? Here are a few things you should consider before making your decision.
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Considering graduating college a year early? Here are some benefits and drawbacks of graduating college in 3 years.
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Receiving graduation money can be exciting and you can save or invest your graduation money to improve your finances.
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Let’s face it – college is expensive. Here are four of the smartest ways to save money as a student.
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Summers during college can be a lot of fun! They can also be great opportunities to setup your career for future success. However, for some students (myself included), it can be daunting to figure out the best college summer vacation ideas. There’s so much to choose from! But what’s the best thing to do? Is […]
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Imagine this: you graduate from your dream school, land your dream job, move into a posh new apartment with a nice view of the city, get your first ‘real’ paycheck, and buy that new suit you’ve had your eye on. Life is good. Then this arrives in the mail: Your student loan account statement. There are a […]
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September marks a month of new beginnings for many. Students head back to school and many enter college for the first time. It’s no surprise that along with these new beginnings students and parents are concerned with paying tuition and other college costs. This is why September is National College Savings Month. In an effort […]
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A buddy and I recently decided we wanted to move to Washington state (coming from Florida). We’re looking at well over 3,000 miles which makes it significantly terrifying in terms of how far removed we would be from friends, family, and what we’ve been generally used to. The trick to all of it is to […]
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The following is a guest post from Martin of Studenomics, where he shows you how to save money in your 20s without missing out on the fun. “Nobody ever told me that in college.” I wish that I could attribute this quote to one person. I’ve heard this from so many readers and friends. There’s […]
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While the thought of incurring student loan debt makes many prospective students reconsider pursuing post-secondary education, the impact of a degree still outpaces the pain of loan debt on future financial well-being. A college degree represents a sound investment in your future earnings. The financial return over a lifetime makes an undergraduate education a sound […]
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The traditional college story is pretty well known. You go to a big public university, move into the dorms and start stressing about which major to choose. But is that really the story for most students these days? Is it even the right choice? More and more young people are choosing to start their higher […]
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If you are thinking funds are going to be your friends while studying abroad, you may want to reconsider. Although living in a foreign country can be very expensive, there are certain hacks that can get you through your ‘student years’ cost-effectively. Especially, if you come from a country whose currency exchange rates significantly reduce […]