It seems like every college in America is starting to raise tuition rates. Have you faced these rate changes at your school? Obviously this causes trouble because it means more and more people might think college tuition is out of their price range. For o

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by 佳佳 | 2013-07-18

In 2011, the average student loan debt for all borrowers was $23,300. Ten percent owe more than $54,000 dollars, and three percent owe more than $100,000 dollars. That amounts to more than one million people owing six figures for their education.

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by Yang | 2013-11-06

Turning 18 means many good things, especially finally getting the green light to obtain a student loan. A student loan can come from a variety of sources and with the rising cost of education nowadays, the student loan is not only helpful, but advisable.

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by Yang | 2013-11-06

The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) requires your parents' income information. That may be a problem if your parents are unwilling to provide it, or you do not make regular contact with your parents.

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by Yang | 2013-11-06

Once you've graduated from or left college, you are required to begin repaying your student loans. If you've been in school for a while, you may not have kept track what kind or how many student loans you have taken out.

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by Yang | 2013-11-06

Employee tuition reimbursement is an excellent way for a company to build for its future while garnering employee loyalty. Furthermore, employee tuition reimbursement can help improve employee retention rates and improve employee productivity. More impor

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