Several years ago, a fellow college grad mentioned how she was over $100,000 in debt from school. It surprised me because I didnât recall tuition being that expensive at our in-state college at the time. âWell, I used the money for my living expenses, too,â she explained. Then I remembered the studio apartment she rented
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Imagine a day when a college degree takes just one year to complete. Tuition is free and, upon graduation, companies like Spotify and Lyft want to hire you. Adam Braun, founder of MissionU, wants that day to be now. Earlier this summer I spoke with Braun to learn more about his latest venture MissionU, a
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As I mentioned in my last post it is not uncommon for you to find yourself a little short on cash during your college career. Throughout my years in college I side hustled out of mainly interest, and to put a little extra money in my pocket. Side hustling is not always fun or easy,
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College can be expensive: according to the College Board, a private four-year college costs an average of $32,410 a year. Four years comes out to nearly $130,000! While itâs hard to argue against the value of a college education, no one says you have pay the full freight without trying to find ways to save.
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College is an expensive endeavor no matter who you are. Between tuition, food, books, partying, clothes, school supplies, living, etc. costs add up quickly. It is easy to find yourself spending a ton of money in college and all of the costs seem necessary. Through my time in college I have learned that there are
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As a college student it is easy to say that youâre too busy with your academics, or that if you need money youâll just ask your parents. It is easy to treat your debit card or credit card as an endless source of money. It is hard to cook your meals at home, while your
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Whether youâre ready or not, fall is upon us. There is so much to do, and so much to enjoy with all the colors and briskness that fall brings us. […]
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As a college graduate, your move into adulthood is off to a great start. But now youâre likely on your own (or will be soon) and managing your finances is more important now than it ever has been. Weâre here to offer a few money tips so adulting seems less daunting. Create a Budget 1.
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Whether youâre a high school student in the final stretch or a college student crushing your classes, one concern may make for some sleepless nights: the high cost of a higher education. Thatâs where the office of Federal Student Aid (FSA) comes in and where some quick pointers can help you navigate their Free Application
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College is expensive. According to the College Boardâs 2016 Trends in College Pricing report, the average full-time student at a four year nonprofit private university will pay $35,020 a year in tuition and fees. Add in room and board and the price balloons to nearly $45,370! Over 4 years, thatâs over $180,000 in tuition, fees, room
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