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5 financial aid tips that help you choose the right college It’s decision time: College acceptance letters are out and high school seniors are evaluating their offers to determine which school they’ll attend. While the school’s location and culture remain extremely important, the net cost of the college – its price after all financial aid and scholarships ar…

3 useful websites to check out while applying to college During college application season, you should take all the help you can get.

Same as it ever was: Top 10 most popular college majors Many schools have hundreds of majors available, but students often choose the same few majors over and over again.

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Students, faculty protest Ohio University president's $1.2 million house The university recently approved a $1.2 million home lease agreement for the university president and his wife.

Stanford expands free tuition program Stanford University will give free tuition to students whose families have a total annual income of less than $125,000.

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According to the Center for College Affordability and Productivity, a Washington D.C. based non-profit group, 173 Schools cost over $50,000.00 or more to attend annually

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