The average sticker price for private colleges has increased 17% in the last five years (to $36,993 a year), reports a recent NPR article. View full post on All Stories
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College Tuition Hikes are Balanced by Financial Aid Increases
November 11th, 2010 
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Comments OffScholarships and Grants for Dads – Free $10,000 for College
April 14th, 2010 admin If you are a dad looking to go to college or school, then getting a scholarship can literally change your life. Because studying is so expensive, any financial help that you can get to pay for your tuition and classes is going to make a tremendous difference to your ability to continue studying whilst also [...]
Posted in Uncategorized Tags: college, free scholarships, money funds, part time job, private colleges, returning to school, scholarship, school, school loan Comments OffState Schools Get Selective
March 11th, 2010 admin Dear Mr. Bradshaw I’m a junior at Carmel (Ind.) High School. We are a large school, with more than 4,500 students. Everyone seems to be involved in some kind of sport or extracurricular activity. I’m a top student, but not involved in any activities because I have to work after school and on weekends. I’m [...]
Posted in Uncategorized Tags: Bloomington, budget pressures, Carmel, college, generous financial aid, Gerald Bradshaw, Gerald M. Bradshaw, guidance counselor, Ind., Indiana, indiana university in bloomington, Ivy League, ivy league school, Michigan, Mr. Bradshaw I, New York, private colleges, school, State, Wells Comments OffWhere Can I Apply For Free Scholarships – Asking This Question Can Quickly Result In $10,000 Or More In College Funds
January 11th, 2010 admin A great opportunity has become available for women, particularly single mothers that can help these individuals who have needed to return to college in the past but have been unable to afford their classes. With the help of the United States Government several programs have been designed to help get these women into school and [...]
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