NJ Doctor Brings Innovative New Zealand Medical Company to the U.S.
With MoleSafe, Dr. Richard Bezozo hopes to bring earlier melanoma detection and more skin cancer awareness to the United States.
Students Need to Step-Up College Debt Responsibility
The individuals who are calling for student loans to be forgiven need a major wake-up call.
College Tuition Tops $50K on Average in U.S. States
College costs continue to move higher but just how big a tab you might pay depends on what state you live in. California’s Harvey Mudd University is the most expensive with tuition, and room and board costs totaling $67,255. Coming in second was New York’s Columbia University at $66,383 and Illinois’ University of Chicago was third at $64,965.
The High Emotional Cost of College
Six out of ten young parents say they sometimes feel like a failure for not providing enough for their family and future.
The Long Con: Pricier Colleges Provide Better Education
All it took was for a critical mass of the public to buy into the argument that ‘more expensive’ meant ‘better education’ and the race was on.
Tips for Parents Saving for their Children's College
Dave Says: It's never too early to start saving for your kid's education, but be sure to set goals and expectations.
The New Normal? Some Parents Plan to Aid Children 5 Years after Graduation
Just because a child has graduated from college doesn't mean mom and dad's bank account gets a break. In fact, a new survey shows 50% of parents plan to help pay for bills anywhere from six months to more than five years after graduation.
The College Savings Gap is Growing
Families are saving more for college, but it's still not enough to keep up with the rise in tuition prices. And lower-income families are still struggling to save.
College is too Expensive, But How Do We Fix That?
The president announced a new college rankings system in an effort to reduce costs and hold schools more accountable for the success of their students—but some worry this step will do very little to reduce tuition costs and hurt community colleges.
Why Students Have No Idea How Much College Costs
We all know college is expensive, but getting an accurate picture of just how much a diploma will cost is hard to do. Here's how to get a true estimate.
Demystifying College Costs: Fixed-Rate Tuition Plans
College tuition is one of the biggest expenses people face in their lifetimes, and most of the time there's no way to know the final cost ahead of time. But some schools are looking to change this.
The Evils of a Liberal Arts Education
What in the world inspires so many young people to take on enormous student loan debt to obtain worthless liberal arts degrees?
After Hiatus, Student Loan Refinancing Re-Emerges, But Should You Do it?
Despite their growing delinquency rate, experts say there are hundreds of billions of student loans that would qualify for refinancing--creating a win-win situation for banks and lenders.
What Happens to College Savings if Kid Gets Scholarship?
Dave Ramsey: It's great news when students get their higher education paid for, but that can bring some changes to college savings accounts. And what's the difference between gambling at a casino and on Wall Street?
Fall Isn't Just Football Season, It's Also Scholarship Season
College students might be busy with midterm exams and attending football games, but now is also the season to find scholarships. In fact, finding money to cover your college expenses needs to be a year-round focus.
5 Top Paying Jobs For College Grads
What degree do you need to get the top paying jobs upon college graduation? According to the National Association of Colleges, there are five top choices students can make this year.
What Grads Should Do During their Student Loan Grace Period
Many college loans come with a six-month grace period before lenders start demanding repayment. And for the Class of 2014, the clock is ticking. Here’s what they should be doing to get their finances and payments in order.
8 Tips for Creating a Post-College Financial Plan
For college graduates gearing up to enter the real world, experts offer the following tips on getting started on the right financial footing.
The Skills Employers Wish College Grads Had
It doesn't matter if you graduated at the top of your class, have an experience-laden resume and have top-notch references. If you can't hold a conversation, make eye-contact or prove your team-building skills, employers aren't going to want to hire you.
Will Businesses Be Too Scared to Offer Unpaid Internships?
A recent court ruling could signal the end of unpaid internships as companies re-evaluate their programs over fears of being hit with a lawsuit.


















