Ask the Dolans: How to pay for college
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For many families, the college dream is turning into a financial nightmare. Your son or daughter gets accepted to a private university--great, right? Sure, until you start worrying about how to come up with enough money to cover that big tuition bill. Watch today's video as the Dolans have some surprising advice for a dad struggling to pay for his daughter's college education.
Dear Ken and Daria,
My daughter has a partial scholarship to a private college, but I'm not sure i can afford to pay the rest of the tuition. How should I handle this?
--Patrick
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
6-20-2009 @ 12:15AM
martin said...
How to Consolidate Student Loans?
Consolidation of the loans may be approved by the students or their parents more educational loan borrowers in a loan with a monthly payment. Since each student can either federal or private student loans
, they also have a May federal loans or private companies, to consolidate the improvement of the easier to manage debt.
http://mgbfinance.blogspot.com/2009/06/how-to-consolidate-student-loans.html
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7-07-2009 @ 8:19PM
Charles said...
Join the military, sign up for the GI Bill. While you're in the military, take advantage of your tuition assitance, get out, take advantage of your GI Bill and/or Hazelwood Act depending on whether you enlisted out of Texas or not. Get out, go to college, get on with your life debt free.
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