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Money Matters: College Tuition Compared to Minimum Wage

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Five Frugal Things | on a Monday!

The Frugal Girl

I mean, obviously, I pay for this privilege because it’s rolled into my college tuition. I printed papers at school I needed to print out a bunch of pages of an OB lab packet, plus other homework, plus some forms (med card forms, blank concept maps, etc). Sooo, I popped into the school library and printed all of those for free.

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Enriching Education - Cost of College vs. Inflation

Motherhood Moments

along with other notable findings: If the cost of going to college rose consistently with the U.S. Thanks for reading!

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Enriching Education: College Enrollment and Revenue Survey

Motherhood Moments

Other Interesting Data: College enrollment is down 3.1 million students over the last decade Total annual revenue for US colleges from tuition and fees has increased by at least $6.9 billion over the last decade In 2022, community college tuition only rose a bit to $3,860 per year, for a total of $17.9

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Enriching Education: European "Twins" to US Colleges

Motherhood Moments

Acceptance rates for US colleges continue to drop year after year. Between 2017-2022, Boston College’s acceptance rate dropped from 32% to 16% and New York University's from 27.66% to 12.20%.

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Is Switching from Term to Perm Right for You? – Life Happens

Savings Corner

You could borrow cash value for things like college tuition or retirement income, for example. You want to build cash value: Permanent life insurance policies build cash value over time, which can be a valuable asset for a variety of purposes.

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Best Cash-Out Refinance Lenders of 2023

Savings Corner

If you do a cash-out refinance to pay off credit card debt or finance college tuition, you’ll be paying off unsecured debt with secured debt — a move that’s generally discouraged because of the possibility of losing your home. Potentially higher interest rate.