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Former Education Secretary Bill Bennett has a new book out called "Is College Worth It?" Bennett discusses financial aid, tuition and what else is discouraging to students.
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Is the dismal job environment reason enough for a soon-to-be-graduate to go right back to school? Not so fast, Carmen says.
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Find information on loans, scholarships and much more.
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The majority of college students have to take on debt to get through school. But not all student loans are made equal.
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With job opportunities drying up left and right, here's to hoping one of the most disgusting and distasteful aspects of our culture finally keels over: the college application/prostitution process.
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NOT SEEN ON T.V.: College fund tapped out? Maybe you haven’t looked everywhere.
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Don’t be afraid to saddle your kids with some loans, Carmen says. It's better than risking your retirement.
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Good planning and an understanding of a very complicated system of saving for college and getting aid can earn and save you thousands.
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Bank of America is starting to withdraw offers to some MBA students that graduate from US business schools this year, the Financial Times reported Monday.
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This week we're focusing on how to finance college tuition in today's market - because it's one bill you cannot skip.
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Universities are being run like hedge funds, Cramer says. And that's costing students big money.
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If you have to choose between saving for your retirement or a child’s education, here's why you should always go with retirement first.
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Will the day come when all education is delivered online? Cramer asked American Public Education's CEO for an answer.
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Whether it's marriage, parenthood or retirement, they'll always be pitfalls to avoid. Start by being open and honest and you're half way there.
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This group has enjoyed quite the market ride. So Cramer’s wondering if it’s time to get out.
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It's not just what's heard, it's what's seen at the security check lines at Davos.
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Estimating how effective the huge program of tax cuts and spending will be in getting America’s economic engines humming again is a far more complex calculation requiring almost line-by-line scrutiny of the 647-page bill, lawmakers, the New York Times reports.
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Look for the Obama administration to drop $150 billion on a “new vision for 21st century education." In that spirit Guy Adami wants to teach you -- about a trade!
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Even porcupines could get pink slips in the slumping economy as states consider cutting or eliminating funding that supports zoos, aquariums and botanical gardens.
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Recessions aren't known for producing triple-digit returns, but this group has done it before.
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Frisbee throwing and keg parties might never be the same, but more and more people are seeking higher education online. This is how you trade it.