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While merit awards cover tuition for a majority of first-year doctoral candidates, support beyond that is insufficient, Monell said. “We’re nowhere near covering the needs of our students if you count in cost-of-living expenses...
...calculates a cost of living for students of over $40,000, including tuition. The maximum entrance award is $32,000. The grant for those on full aid drops to $28,000 after the first year, and many students get much less than that, Monell said. The gap is filled by student loans—to the tune of $10 million a year...
...with video games and other gifts, they're often unable to shake one of their biggest worries: every dollar spent today is one that won't be around for the kids' college years. A recent report from the College Board only stoked those fears: in the past year annual tuition costs surged an average of 7.7% to $3,754 for a four-year public college and 5.5% to $17,123 for a private university. Fortunately, though, there are now more ways than ever to save for college...
Forty-eight states currently offer a prepaid-tuition plan or tax-advantaged college-savings plan, and several have both types of these so-called 529 plans. In the first half of the year, the number of prepaid-plan accounts was up 33% from the same period in 2000, while the number of savings-plan accounts rose...
Hamburg was an ideal long-term base; 1 in 7 of the city's population is foreign, as is 1 in 5 of the students at Atta's college. (Foreign students pay no tuition in Germany.) Atta and his friends could have stayed as long as they liked--Germany invented the perpetual student--since they had legal residence, could travel freely around the E.U. or leave it for a period, without arousing suspicion. It is hard to think of a way of life that so epitomized the promise of a borderless world and then perverted globalization to such an evil...