Imagine being able to get a head start on college, without having to go through the application process, pay for tuition, or room and board, all while shortening the actual amount of time you spend in college when you do get there. This is what Dual Enrollment Programs are, and they are definitely real. They …
Community colleges are among the best ways in which students can reduce tuition costs. It’s makes such a big difference, for those who are both undecided in what they wish to pursue, as well as those who are looking to get prerequisite courses completed at a reduced cost. The difference is quite significant, where the …
For those who are inclined, the military is an excellent, and proven, way of ensuring a debt-free education. The GI Bill has been providing American veterans with quality educational opportunities since the end of World War II. Countless lives have been changed, from receiving free education as a result of their selfless service to the …
AP classes and exams are a great way to cut down on college tuition. They provide a means of taking college-level classes for free, long before you ever set foot on campus. And if done well, they allow you to accumulate college credits, that can help cut down on the length of time you spend …
The ever-increasing cost of tuition, in conjunction with the enormous student-debt crisis, has given way to a new type of program that “promises” to provide access to and financial assistance towards a college degree. It can be summed up in two words: NO TUITION. Zero. None. Free. You get into college, you study, you do …
There’s an old adage – Time is Money. This couldn’t be more true than in the world of higher education – the more time you spend in college, the more money you pay. Here, time IS money. That being said, I’m always looking for the best ways to minimize both variables – time and money. …
