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College Class of 2013 Students Beware... Is a Company Behind Your Facebook Group?December 20
A College Interview... on a WebcamDecember 8
College Tuition Increases Far Outpace Income Growth over Last 25 YearsDecember 5
Top Colleges See Rise in Early Decision / Early Action ApplicantsNovember 26
Baylor Trying to Game U.S. News Rankings by Paying Freshmen to Retake SATs?October 20
Are the SATs Days Numbered?October 8
Online Degrees: Are They Worth the Money?October 7
College Admissions Officers May Be Checking Your Facebook Profile, But You Don't Need to PanicOctober 3
How Much is Your College Degree Worth? Salaries from Top CollegesJuly 31
High School Students Will Be Able to Choose Which SAT Scores Colleges ReceiveJune 26

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  • Avoiding Scholarship Scams
    Find out how to recognize and steer clear of shady organizations that may be more interested in taking your money than helping you find scholarships.
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    We got the inside scoop on what makes for a great scholarship and college candidate. Check out the top tips from school counselors.
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    Learn about some steps that you may be able to take if your financial aid aware package doesn't make college affordable. While college is expensive, it shouldn't leave you bankrupt.
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