Ask the Dolans: How can I pay for college in a credit crisis?
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Crisp fall weather means college campuses everywhere are being invaded by visiting high school seniors eyeing prospective dorms ... as their parents hyperventilate over the price tag.
Today's credit crunch is making the already daunting burden of paying for college seem even more impossible. Luckily, there is still plenty of funding available – if you know where to look. We have the scoop for you in our video below.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
11-10-2008 @ 9:40AM
Pedro Bandera said...
Questio? Have a few Credits Crad that are ovedue Ok..
How long can keep without paying these bill before they
send them to Collection Companiies..or cold I make a deal with those Creditors to lower thair monthly payment and/ or also reduce their Interst rates..Thanks
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11-10-2008 @ 10:13AM
Mike said...
How about a raise in pay? It is easy to spout out financial information andit is easier said than done when paying your bills. These people are a no brainer. Why is their so much endless financial advice out there and everyone is broke?
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2-03-2009 @ 2:59AM
Patrick Boylan said...
My daughter will be graduating High School this year with her Associates Degree thru dual enrollment. She wants to attend a private College (Florida Southern College). Tuition is 30k a year which includes room and board. She has already received 10k in scholarships. I expect she will get another 5k to 8k. We do not have any money left over at the end of the month to speak of. I am really worried about taking on this extra debt over the next two years. If she wasn't Graduating with her Associates from High School, I would tell her no. I feel I owe it to her. Any opinion?
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