by Joanna Nesbit
Freelance Writer
Tuition reciprocity programs are a great way to get reduced or in-state tuition at out-of-state colleges. Here's what you should know and how to look for them.
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by Shaan Patel
Founder, Prep Expert
That big number on the tuition bill is daunting to every college student and parent. However, there are plenty of ways to lower your college costs. Here are just a few.
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by Ryan Chandler
CollegeXpress Student Writer, The University of Texas at Austin
Attention students who want to go to school out of state but are deterred by cost: these public colleges and universities offer some of the most affordable out-of-state tuition prices!
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by Jessica Tomer
Director of Communications, Commonwealth School
At some point, you and your parents may find yourselves trying to figure out how to make tuition costs without breaking the bank. Here's some helpful advice!
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by Kristen Healy
Assistant Editor, Wintergreen Orchard House
Many state officials are taking a stand on increasing college costs by proposing freezes on tuition at their public colleges and universities.
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by Catherine Seraphin
In-state tuition can make a huge difference in paying for college. But what if you college isn't in your home state? Here's what to know about state residency.
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by Ashley Casano
Admissions Counselor, University of Dallas
Unfortunately, private colleges tend to be more expensive than public ones. If you're adamant about attending your dream private school, here's how to fund it.
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