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According to FinAid.org, the average cost of earning a bachelor's degree is increasing at a rate of 5-8% per year, making a college education quite expensive.
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The following tips are designed to dissuade you from skipping college because you think you can't afford it, and to show you some strategies for making higher education expenses fit into your budget .
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Go to an in-state public school or a public school in a surrounding state that has reciprocity for reduced tuition, which will be much lower than rates at a non-reciprocal out-of-state public school or a private school.- Let’s talk: Comment (31) | Blog
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A co-worker and I are really into the personal MBA program. If you’re not familiar with it, it’s an alternative to a traditional MBA program and it’s free*. It’s free in the sense that you don’t enroll in any program, but just complete a list of 70 books from various categories. The program, once completed, is intended to have you on par, if not ahead of those completing a traditional MBA program. The question to ask is not “Is an MBA worth it?” but “Is an MBA worth it for ME?” Read More »
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