Will Washington’s public college students pay more tuition for less quality?
Guest columnist Brendan Williams reflects on the roots of the Washington Legislature’s plan to let public colleges and universities set their own tuition rates. He says he’s skeptical that this will be an opportunity for higher education improvement rather than an opportunity to pay more and get less.
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How to Get Your College Education For Less: Help Design Your Own Financial Aid Package
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Adult students, less financial aid
Many adult students may get less financial aid than traditional, full-time college students.
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Pay less for college textbooks by shopping before class, buying used, checking for deals
PORTLAND, Ore. — College can cause a chronic case of sticker shock. In addition to skyrocketing tuition comes the cost of textbooks, which the U.S. Government Accountability Office says has risen twice as fast as inflation for two decades.
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