Yes indeed, your college education is an investment, and a really good one. But when you rack up student loans and other forms of debt, you need to get to work implementing strategies for paying them off. (An aside: I do not believe that going to graduate school so you can defer your payments is [...]
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Paying It Off
Posted in Higher Education, Money, Preparing for Grad School, tagged debt, financialaid, gradschool, highereducation, money on May 13, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
To Know Your Path, Or To Find Your Path?
Posted in Employment, Higher Education, Preparing for Grad School, Professional Development, tagged education, financialaid, gradschool, highereducation on July 7, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Recently, the New York Times’ blog Room for Debate published opinions on this question: “What is a Master’s Degree Worth?” Four experts weighed in on this topic, each with his or her own spin on the return on investment of a graduate degree. A few days later, the editors posted a summary of even more [...]
On Grad School – Show Me The Money
Posted in Adult Learners, Higher Education, Learning, Preparing for Grad School, tagged education, financialaid, gradschool, graduate on May 9, 2009 | 2 Comments »
I teach a course called Preparing for Graduate School, but I only teach it twice a year, and it might be helpful for some of you to have the latest resources I find on this topic, even if you aren’t in my class. To this end, I will continue to post resources here, on this [...]
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