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Student Loan Help Blog

Enrollment and financial aid topics at curator meeting

Sep 5 2008

Enrollment and financial aid topics at curator meetingUM Maneater, MO - 6 hours agoBy Joey Soto Many college students struggle to manage their finances and student loan debt, but the UM system Board of Curators said they...

Student Resources for Back to School

Aug 27 2008

Time to start a new year! To do our part to help, we wanted to let you know about a couple of new resources for those of you returning to college this month. ...

Is College Worth the hefty price tag?

Aug 22 2008

That is the million dollar question, and I mean that literally not figuratively these days. Education costs have soared in recent years at a rate far greater than inflation. And with the U.S. population continuing...