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Some of the nation's top colleges are eliminating student loans
More colleges are promising to eliminate student loans all together from their financial aid packages.
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Affirmative action for white people? Legacy college admissions come under renewed scrutiny
In the wake of a Supreme Court decision that removes race from the admissions process, colleges are coming under renewed pressure to put an end to legacy preferences, the practice of favoring applicants with family ties to alumni.
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Can I just stop paying my student loans? Here's why that's a bad idea
It might seem tempting to ignore making payments, but the consequences can be severe, including a hit to your credit score and exclusion from future aid and benefits.
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Years After Mother's Death, Triplets Graduate From USC, Her Alma Mater
Six years after their mother’s death, a group of triplets is graduating from the same university she graduated from. Colleen Williams reports for the NBC4 News.
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Trojan Trio: Triplets Graduate Top of Class
Six years after their mother’s death, a group of triplets is graduating from the same university she graduated from.
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Years After Mother's Death, Triplets Graduate From USC, Her Alma Mater
Six years after their mother’s death, a group of triplets is graduating from the same university she graduated from.
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White House Announces Student Loan Debt Relief Plan
President Joe Biden announced in a tweet Wednesday that his administration and the Department of Education would be providing up to $20,000 in student loan forgiveness, as well as extending the payment moratorium through the end of the year.
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The 10 Best States to Start a Career in Post-Graduation, According to a New Report
A recent report identifies the top ten cities for recent graduates to start a career in. New York and California top the list, despite high cost of living.
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Education Department Agrees to Cancel $6 Billion in Debt for Some 200,000 Student Loan Borrowers
The U.S. Department of Education has agreed to cancel the student loans of around 200,000 people who had brought a class action lawsuit.