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With the arrival of Presidents’ Day and mid-winter breaks for schools across the country, many high school seniors see the looming May 1 decision deadline before them and begin to double down on their school research. First campus visits are scheduled to those colleges they haven’t yet seen in person, return visits are scheduled to the current top choice(s), and contacts with coaches, admission counselors, and financial aid increase dramatically. It’s that last big push before they’ll determine once and for all where they’ll set up dorm room housekeeping in August.

And in the middle of it all, my seniors often ask me whether or not they should add in an overnight stay on campus. Read More

"If you aren’t getting the guidance you need, you could start off college in the dark about how to afford school and the world of college loans."

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"Ask Breanna"

of the

Seattle Times

examines the answer to the question: "Is a 4-year college the right choice for you?"

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Attending college as an out-of-state student can be costly, but a generous merit aid package can help reduce the overall bill.

At some ranked public National Universities, schools that are focused on research and offer a range of master's and doctoral degrees in addition to undergraduate majors, tuition and fees for students from out of state can be more than double the in-state sticker price.Here are 10 public universities that will give aid to out-of-state students.

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