The College Debt Crisis - Special Report

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Lender Banks on College Alumni to Help Solve Debt Crisis
4:45 PM ET Tue, 24 April 2012
Mike Cagney is a former hedge fund manager, an alumnus of the Stanford Graduate School of Business and the co-founder of SoFi, a startup that ultimately aims to make college alumni the primary source of student credit, instead of the federal government.
Scheinberg: Academia’s Bitter Medicine is Our Business Plan
2:37 PM ET Wed, 25 April 2012
What if a college did not spend its resources on sports stadiums? What if it quit the competitive "arms race" and did not build climbing walls and multimillion dollar student unions? What if a college did not spend its students’ resources on top "name brand" researchers, who undergraduates rarely see? In fact, what if there was no faculty tenure at all?
Maney: The Internet May Be the Key to Managing Runaway College Costs
2:34 PM ET Wed, 25 April 2012
The rampant inflation in the cost of U.S. higher education since 1980 makes gasoline and healthcare price hikes over the same period look like an Indy car racing a pair of old-school Volkswagen vans.
Karsten: Will Student Debt Lead to a Financial Crisis?
2:36 PM ET Wed, 25 April 2012
Parents and students have an array of options for financing education costs, including private loans from banks, tapping home equity credit lines and dipping into retirement accounts. However, the quest to provide a better life for their children can create a lager financial mess for the parents.
Wheels Come Off Euro Plan in Just Five Days
5:23 PM ET Tue, 1 Nov 2011
Just five days after EU leaders agreed a new plan to tackle the debt crisis, it is already facing huge criticism. The market, fueled by the collapse of MF Global on Monday, is showing Angela Merkel and Co exactly what it thinks on Tuesday.
Colleges That Bring the Highest Paycheck 2011
1:40 PM ET Mon, 25 July 2011
Although salaries depend heavily on a graduate’s field of work, companies are willing to pay a premium for students hailing from the nation’s top universities.
As Costs Soar, More Students Go Abroad
1:31 PM ET Tue, 1 March 2011
From Oxford in England to Erasmus in The Netherlands, overseas universities are targeting US students with their lower tuition costs.
The Debt That Won't Go Away
1:30 PM ET Tue, 1 March 2011
Americans now owe more on their student loans than they do on their credit cards. With debt now growing at a rate of $2,853.88 per second, it will surpass $1 trillion in 2012. And neither taxpayers nor consumers can afford it.
Students Take Creative Approach to Paying off Debt
1:29 PM ET Tue, 1 March 2011
You can promote yourself online and seek donations or donate parts of your body for hefty fees.
Put That Pizza on my Student Loan
4:29 PM ET Wed, 22 Dec 2010
College kids were enjoying pizza and beer, and paying for it all with a debit MasterCard. But this was not any debit card. The funds behind it come from student financial aid.
Some Schools Masters At Managing Debt
6:05 AM ET Wed, 22 Dec 2010
Call it one of the dirty little secrets of the education industry: When students can’t pay their loans, many schools manage (some would say, manipulate) default rates so they look better than they really are.
Student Loan Defaults Could Cost Taxpayers Dearly
8:39 PM ET Tue, 21 Dec 2010
The dramatic rise in student debt—and in student loan defaults—could leave the American taxpayer on the hook for hundreds of billions of dollars.
Pay For CEOs Of For-Profit Colleges Top Of The Class
8:51 AM ET Tue, 21 Dec 2010
For-profit colleges may have unusually high student dropout and loan default rates, but their CEOS receive enormous compensation packages.
As College Costs Continue to Soar, Students Head Abroad
12:35 PM ET Mon, 20 Dec 2010
Fom Oxford in England to Erasmus in The Netherlands, overseas universities are targeting US students with their lower tuition costs.
The Debt That Won't Go Away
11:20 AM ET Thu, 23 Dec 2010
Americans now owe more on their student loans than they do on their credit cards. With debt now growing at a rate of $2,853.88 per second, it will surpass $1 trillion in 2012. And neither taxpayers nor consumers can afford it.

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