Parents paying for their children’s expenses, like rent and health insurance post-graduation, is nothing new anymore.
“It’s such an emotionally charged subject,” said Doyle Williams, executive vice president at Country Financial. “If that’s going to help them you’re going to do anything. Your emotions are telling you ‘yes.’ But you need to step back objectively and ask what is the right thing to do for you.” Rising tuition costsAs most people know, the cost of college in the United States is expensive — and getting costlier each year. In the past decade, the price of a four-year college degree from a private institution has jumped from $28,440 to $35,830. When including room and board, that number rises to $48,510, according to data from CollegeBoard. Public tuition has also been on the rise, increasing from roughly $7,500 to more than $10,000. That number doubles when considering room and board.
“However, 30% of parents have not been able to save anything for their child’s education, with 4 in 10 parents admitting that having a child is more expensive than they anticipated,” the report says.
There are plenty of good trade schools to go to get a good job and education,beside those left-wing socialist indoctrination centers you call colleges!!
Due what blk momas & their daughters' been doing? for more than decades now! Pay as u go' & Saturday' schools...
my folks too smart to co-sign loan docs. made my ass work. Takes longer but oh the experience a student picks up workin while going to university. You get these errant-adult insights to drag back to class to tool the profs teachin BS they know isn't relevant n real world🤣 $bac
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