
Research and plan for the true cost of college
Non-tuition college expenses make up a significant portion of the price of going to college, but you may need to research to calculate the true costs.
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Non-tuition college expenses make up a significant portion of the price of going to college, but you may need to research to calculate the true costs.
There are numerous incentives for parents to save for a child’s future higher education, rather than rely on borrowing. Cost is one. Total charges at both private and public...