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EFFORTS TO REDUCE THE COST OF COLLEGE

Note: If links on this page are broken, please let me know via my contact page. I’ll check them and make sure they are removed or changed if needed. Sometimes a different browser or machine (phone vs. computer, for example) will lead to different results. If links really don’t work, try searching for articles you want to read using the reference info here. Links often change but titles and publishers shouldn’t.​

If you need to think about going to college on campuses—or in states—where efforts are being made to reduce the cost of earning a degree, read these items carefully. Whatever school you attend, you should always use the net price calculators almost all schools offer on their websites to estimate how much your degree will cost you. In some cases, efforts are being made to either reduce the cost to you of attending or at least keep its increases as low as possible. If you know of relevant materials of any kind you think should be included here, please contact me with the resource and a link to it so I can have a look. I have definitely included pieces suggested to me in the past, particularly on this topic which is so important to so many today.

Almost all of the articles I have on this sub-page of my college search materials hierarchy are free to access. None are by me. Some will require a paid subscription. I have marked the ones requiring a subscription with “Possible Paywall.” Your school or local public library may have free access if you don’t through your parents, neighbors or mentors.

Articles on Efforts to Make College More Affordable

  • Note: None of these articles are by me. Some of these articles include financial advice. As with all things if you follow it, you do so at your own risk. 

 

Articles about the cost and affordability of college

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