Students torn over offers of cash
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Top universities are accused of "brow-beating" students into accepting places with cash inducements.
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Friends and money don't always mix.
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By Tiffany Erickson Deseret Morning News  Schools in low-income areas could be getting some extra money that would help make up for fee waivers granted to students coming from poverty-stricken homes.
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Some students face increased tuition fees of more than Â£7,000 because of funding cuts, universities warn.
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Apparel retailers are hoping their back-to-school fashions will make the grade among style-conscious teens and young adults this fall, but it could be a tough sell, with students and parents keeping a tighter hold on their wallets.
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Winona State University senior Rick Howden, a business administration major, figures he knows a bad deal when he sees it. A $4,500 tab for his college textbooks by the time he graduates? Bad deal.
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Every parent knows that college costs are painfully high, and yet so many people fail to save anything, even an amount that will get their child through one semester. Instead, they wait until their child is ready to go to college, panic and then turn to loans.
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Young people face a choppy job market, making it hard to cope with high housing costs and rising college debt.
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A university offers discounts to students who pay the full Â£9,000 for their degree course in advance.
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The game came about because both sides had wants and needs. Boston College wanted a fifth home game; the University of Massachusetts needed to pump revenue into its cash-strapped football program.
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There are worries about the economic consequences of a decline in students taking science subjects.
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Undergraduates in the city earn more than Â£90 a week on average, just behind Glasgow, Cambridge and Cardiff. Their hard-earned cash is likely to be spent on looking good and socialising, the
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Other people's money versus your own.
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Money to support pupils who have special educational needs could be mis-spent, campaigners say.
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The credit crisis appears to be knocking on the doors of commercial educators.
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Money talks. New graduates shouldn't be afraid of talking back.
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Consumers face uncertainty over what they will be paying for their gas and electricity this winter.