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With college costs skyrocketing and many Americans still reeling from the Great Recession, paying for college is like assembling a jigsaw puzzle. Families must determine where all the pieces fit and whether certain schools or degree programs are even worth the hefty price tag.
Although inflation is relatively dormant in most areas of the economy, it’s running wild on university campuses.
Q: My husband is thinking about taking out a second mortgage loan of $25,000 at a 6.5% interest rate to help save for the college educations of our four kids....
Of the 373,548 total students attending historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs) in 2005, blacks comprised 264,381of students, or about 71%, while whites comprised 54,358, or 14.5%. Latinos comprised 31,571, or 8.4%; Asian/ Pacific Islanders, 8,325 or 2.2%; and, Native Americans, 998, or 0.2%.
Book review of Screw College Debt by a former student who saved money while earning his college degree and lived to tell the tale.
