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Why Colleges Need Federal Funding
We have been seeing reports of federal funding cuts up to $11 billion to colleges and universities. These cuts could have significant impacts, not just to the institutions themselves but also on public health and national progress. As a student, you might be concerned about how this could affect your financial aid, enrollment, and overall academic experience.
Locking in College Tuition Today to Avoid Rising Costs
College tuition costs keep rising every year, and this can make it hard for students and their families to keep up. That’s where locking in tuition rates can make a big difference. By securing a fixed rate for tuition, you can protect yourself from future increases, making it easier to budget for college expenses.
Landing Your First Job in a Tough Market
Finding a job today feels like trying to get into an Ivy League college. Both are uber competitive, selective, and require your A-game. As a new graduate, you can take some lessons using the strategies that top students use to get into these prestigious schools and apply them to your job hunt.
The BNPL Credit Work Around
Ever wonder why getting a credit card is difficult when you turn 18? A major reason is the Credit Card Accountability Responsibility and Disclosure Act of 2009 (CARD Act). This law requires you to be at least 21 to open a credit card without a cosigner, unless you have proof you can repay the debt on your own.
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