4 Extreme Ways to Save Money on a College Education

It’s true that most people think the significant amount of money spent on college is worth it long-term and that the right degree can greatly increase your income over a lifetime.

1. Don’t Go

If you want the security of being an employee, college still isn’t always necessary.

2. Go Abroad

America has some of the highest college tuition costs in the world,

and the typical study abroad experience (organized by your school, usually for one semester, and often undertaken in another rich, Western country) will add even more to your final bill. But there are hacks.

Studying online usually works out cheaper than studying on campus, but there’s a huge amount of variation, and a lot of variables to consider.

3. Go Online

Obviously, there are a lot of expenses involved in campus living, which are eliminated when you study online.

4. Go To Community College

Community college is not even on their radar, but maybe it should be, in the current economic climate.

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