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On the second problem, there is no reason you have to pick a college far from home. Go with a state university. Certainly don't go out of state and pay higher t
by pkaye 11y ago
On the second problem, there is no reason you have to pick a college far from home. Go with a state university. Certainly don't go out of state and pay higher tuition.
- sanderjd 11y agoMost state universities have been losing public funding and raising tuition. It is not hard to rack up lots of debt going in-state.
- pkaye 11y agoSure but it is still cheaper than many private universities or out of state. Exception might be if you got a full scholarship to a private university.
- sanderjd 11y agoMaybe, but I find it frustrating that many people seem to believe that in-state universities are the solution for not going deeply into debt while supporting state policies that make them more expensive. I think state-supported higher education should be an important part of the solution to this problem, but policy is headed the opposite direction in most states.