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12:52pm

Tue April 23, 2013
The Two-Way

Breaking Tradition, Cooper Union Will Charge Undergrads Tuition

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Citing financial strain, The Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art announced that beginning in the fall of 2014, it would begin charging its undergraduate students tuition.

The college is one of the few institutions that doesn't charge students tuition.

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2:55pm

Sat April 6, 2013
Education

Loan Education Becomes Prerequisite As Student Debt Balloons

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For students now sprinting toward the end of their college days, the finish line may not be much of a relief. More than ever, their gait is slowed by the weight of impending debt.

Thirty-seven million Americans share about $1 trillion in student loans, according to Federal Reserve data. It's the biggest consumer debt besides mortgages, eclipsing both auto loans and credit cards. And on it grows, an appetite undiminished by the recession.

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1:38am

Tue March 5, 2013
Author Interviews

Skipping Out On College And 'Hacking Your Education'

Originally published on Tue March 5, 2013 3:18 am

The cost of college can range from $60,000 for a state university to four times as much at some private colleges. The total student debt in the U.S. now tops credit card debt. So a lot of people are asking: Is college really worth it?

There are several famous and staggeringly successful college dropouts, including Mark Zuckerberg, Bill Gates and Larry Ellison. You may not end up with fat wallets like them, but Dale Stephens says you can find a different education path.

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