How To Finance Your College Education

—To attend college, most students must pass a very rigorous test—finding the money to pay for education. Finding that money is harder every year.

Suze Orman On Finding Hidden Money

“I believe that every single person in the United States of America is entitled to have a good life, meaning they have a place they can call their own, can retire one day and have the money to send their children to college,” financial expert Suze Orman said recently in an interview with FORBES. “They can live a respectful life. Every one of us deserves that.”

In Wash., more financial aid, but also more need

Despite signs that Washington state's economy is improving, finding money to send children to college is still becoming more difficult.

ETV adds facebook chat to annual "Finding Money for College" broadcast

COLUMBIA -- With tuition rates continuing to rise, ETV and the S.C. Department of Education’s eMedia team are once again helping families across the state find ways to pay for higher education. 

Off-Campus Party Hosts Drank Most in College Survey

FRIDAY, Jan. 27 (HealthDay News) -- College students who host off-campus parties drink more than their guests, according to a study, which also found that hosts tend to be males, members of a fraternity, in their sophomore year or higher and have more money to spend than other students.