Tuesday, September 10, 2024
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9 Powerful Ways to Minimize Your College Expenses

Alex Graf
Alex Graf

Take College Courses During High School

Choose a Tuition-Free College

Start at a Community College

Study In-State

Max Out Financial Aid

Choose a Cheaper Major

Buy Used Textbooks

Visitors examine books on a table in a park setting, to minimize college expenses
Beyond saving cash, buying used textbooks extends their lifespan and reduces environmental impact by lowering the demand for new ones to be printed. Photo: Powerofflowers/Depositphotos

Compare Housing Options

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Comparing housing options allows college students to find the best fit for their budget, lifestyle, and academic needs. Photo: submission@bbtree.co.kr/Depositphotos

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