by CollegeXpress
Sometimes college applications cost money--who knew? Here are some of the costs you could face before you even hit submit, plus some ways to reduce those costs.
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by Mark Rowh
Freelance Writer
Starting at a more affordable college then transferring is a growing trend with students. See how this strategy could save you money at the end of four years.
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by Sara Lindberg
Freelance Writer, Former High School Counselor
One of the longest-standing myths is that you need to be rich in order to get a college degree. But making college both assessable and affordable is within your reach! Here are six options if you're concerned about affording your college costs.
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by Rob Durkle
Associate Vice President, Dean of Admission and Financial Aid, University of Dayton
What can you do to make sure colleges are being transparent about their costs? These questions can help you uncover a school's true price and avoid being blindsided.
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by Ryan Zantingh
Director of Financial Aid, Trinity Christian College
A larger price tag isn't always more expensive when it comes to college. Read on to see how you can save money by attending a private not-for-profit school.
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by Carly Stockwell
Content and Media Director, College Factual
Financial aid packages are a huge part of the college decision process. Here are five things to remember before signing the dotted line.
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by Phoebe Bain
Freelance Writer
If you thought college was expensive before, just wait until you see some of these unexpected costs.
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by Thomas B. Hassett
Associate Vice President for Global Enrollment and Engagement, Gannon University
For international students wondering about US financial aid, wonder no further. A university insider explains. (Updated July 2017!)
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by Jessica Tomer
Editor-in-Chief, Carnegie Communications
Three important things to keep in mind when you think about the cost of college and whether it's worth it
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by Saima Choudhury
Student, Clear Lake High School
Obviously, most high school students applying to college are focused on education. That's why schools like Harvard and Princeton are in such high demand. But here are four things to research beyond the typical academic rankings.
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