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This article makes a lot of great points. People need to start approaching education as a commodity, and know what they are paying for. Schools try to make themselves look exclusive, so they can charge ridiculous rates and make people compete to get in. Our approach is to identify ways that students can get an education without sacrificing their entire future. It's time to Approach Education Smarter!

Student loan repayments are back. Will colleges continue to get a free pass for this mess? Student loan repayments are back. Will colleges continue to get a free pass for this mess? And will anyone point fingers at the government for its role in the fiasco?

This presents both a challenge and an opportunity. We're always looking for things to set students apart, demonstrably superior math skills are a great start.

College students are still struggling with basic math. Professors blame the pandemic U.S. colleges are searching for solutions as they see alarming numbers of students arrive with gaps in their math skills.

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Take a look at this article and imagine paying $360,000 for a bachelor's degree! When factoring in student loan costs, this nearly cuts the value of having the degree in half!

This is why www.trueviewcollegeconsulting.com is unique. We'll help you or your child apply to any school you want, but we take the time to ensure our clients fully understand the value of having a degree compared to the cost of attending a certain school. We look to stretch your education dollars to get you a greater return on investment. Our goals aren't met simply by college acceptance. We strive to give our clients good educational advice that benefits them for the rest of their lives.

Ivy League costs creep close to $90,000 per year: "Prices just keep going up" Small liberal arts colleges are also exceeding $80,000 annually, prompting some parents to question their value.