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Tuition and fees are just the tip of the iceberg To properly manage college costs you need to understand the real price tag of a higher education including hidden fees that surprise students after they enroll in a college or university College Secrets and its companion book College Secrets for Teens reveal the true costs of earning a college degree and then provides hundreds of moneysaving ideas to help students and parents reduce or eliminate these expenses In this book youll discover 22 hidden costs that college officials never talk about 24 tricks to slash instate and outofstate tuition costs 7 tips to keep room and board expenses under control 13 strategies to save money on books and supplies 14 lifestyle costs that students must manage wisely 6 dos and donts to avoid credit card debt in college 12 steps to boost your odds of winning scholarships 15 common mistakes that reduce your financial aid and much much more The College Secrets series is your roadmap to paying for college the smart way with some sanity truth and planning in the process and without going broke or winding up deep in debt About the Author Lynnette Khalfani Cox The Money Coach is a personal finance expert television and radio personality and the author of numerous books including the New York Times bestseller Zero Debt The Ultimate Guide to Financial Freedom Lynnette is a former Wall Street Journal reporter for CNBC who now teaches individuals nationwide how to better manage their finances She lives in New Jersey with her husband Earl Cox and their three children Follow Lynnette on Twitter themoneycoach or learn more about Lynnette at AskTheMoneyCoachcom. 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Why is the common understanding of student debt so at odds with the realities—both the positive and the problematic aspects of borrowing for education?. Baugher. Senior Assistant Dean of The Graduate College. . THE GRADUATE COLLEGE. Competition History. The Three Minute Thesis . (3MT. ®) . is a skills development activity which challenges Research Higher Degree students to explain their research project to a non-specialist audience in just three minutes. . Objectives:. Identify 3 ways that financial aid can help pay for post-secondary education. Identify basic financial terms. Identify opportunities for academic support and enrichment. Vocabulary. . . graduate.ouhsc.edu. Gillian Air, PhD. Associate Dean. GRADUATE . COLLEGE . DEGREE PROGRAMS. 300 . G. raduate College students . 32 MS and PhD Programs. Public Health. Allied Health. Nursing. Pharmacy. What are things you want to buy right now?. Are they wants or needs?. What is Debt?. When someone owes more money than they have.. 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In this book, you\'ll discover: 22 hidden costs that college officials never talk about 24 tricks to slash in-state and out-of-state tuition costs 7 tips to keep room and board expenses under control 13 strategies to save money on books and supplies 14 lifestyle costs that students must manage wisely 6 do\'s and don\'ts to avoid credit card debt in college 12 steps to boost your odds of winning scholarships 15 common mistakes that reduce your financial aid ... and much, much more! The College Secrets series is your roadmap to paying for college the smart way - with some sanity, truth and planning in the process, and without going broke or winding up deep in debt. About the Author Lynnette Khalfani Cox, The Money Coach, is a personal finance expert, television and radio personality, and the author of numerous books, including the New York Times bestseller Zero Debt: The Ultimate Guide to Financial Freedom. Lynnette is a former Wall Street Journal reporter for CNBC, who now teaches individuals nationwide how to better manage their finances. She lives in New Jersey with her husband, Earl Cox, and their three children. Follow Lynnette on Twitter @themoneycoach or learn more about Lynnette at AskTheMoneyCoach.com.