On April 16, JP Morgan/Chase Manhattan, the bank that recently worked with the Fed to acquire the former Bear Stearns investment bank, announced that they will not be making student loans to entering or continuing students enrolled at schools that have a poor repayment rate Yet their spokesperson refused to mention the schools that would be affected by the announcement

High school graduation is just a few months away and that next goal is to get into college Unless you come from a wealthy family, you may need to get help paying for college

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Being accepted into the college of your choice (or second or third) can seem like one of the most wonderful beginnings in your life College life will open doors to new courses, friends, independence, and on and on; however, getting in is just half the battle

A college education shouldn’t be hard to achieve However the financial demands of a college education can be high

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