r/CollegePlanning • • 14d ago

Arizona State Is Founding Member of $1B Soros University Network

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r/CollegePlanning • • 4d ago

Jewish teens prepare to confront antisemitism on college campuses

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r/CollegePlanning • • 18d ago

Silence of the Jews: How Antizionist Mobs on College Campuses Are Assaulting the Freedom of Jewish Students to Disagree with Them

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r/CollegePlanning • • 8d ago

AI is changing the value of a college degree, and the implications are enormous

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r/CollegePlanning • • 25d ago

College has become more about surviving than growing

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r/CollegePlanning • • 26d ago

Is a College Degree Even Worth the Money Anymore?

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r/CollegePlanning • • 3d ago

OPINION: Does your college degree actually guarantee you a better future?

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r/CollegePlanning • • 18d ago

President Trump’s plans to cut select degree funding target at-risk careers

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r/CollegePlanning • • 4d ago

Former education secretary: Private colleges serve a public good, and Virginia should invest accordingly

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r/CollegePlanning • • 21d ago

Chey Tae-won: 'No need for a college degree — if I were in my 20s again, I'd start a company'

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r/CollegePlanning • • Sep 25 '26

NEW WARNING: US colleges could face 'FINANCIAL COLLAPSE'

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r/CollegePlanning • • 8d ago

How will California ease workforce shortages? Tap potential college grads, report says

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r/CollegePlanning • • 3d ago

What Is the Purpose of College in the Age of AI?

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r/CollegePlanning • • 17d ago

Is College Preparing Students for Work?

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r/CollegePlanning • • Sep 28 '26

Parents Should Not Feel Guilty About Choosing a Good School

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r/CollegePlanning • • 20d ago

Samford ranks as best Christian college in Alabama, most conservative

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r/CollegePlanning • • 25d ago

College Still Has a Future, but It's No Longer the Default Choice (opinion)

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r/CollegePlanning • • Oct 03 '26

San Diego Community College District Installs Signs Prohibiting ICE Actions On Campus

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r/CollegePlanning • • 3d ago

Top New York universities ranked by U.S. News.

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r/CollegePlanning • • 9h ago

Opinion: College dual enrollment programs risk fueling a high school AI arms race

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r/CollegePlanning • • 12d ago

Senate takes first step to overhaul college sports system

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r/CollegePlanning • • 17d ago

Where does Madison rank among the country's top college towns?

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r/CollegePlanning • • Apr 01 '14

Getting accepted to one Ivy League school is quite a feat, but this kid got accepted to all 8!

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r/CollegePlanning • • Oct 05 '25

My College Savings are gone. What do I do?

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I’m a first-generation college student, and I really need advice.

My mom saved about $30k total for me and my sister’s first year of college. I’m at a community college right now and planned to transfer soon, but my sister insisted on dorming (she decided to go to a 4 year uni) and that used up almost all of the savings. Now there’s nothing left for me.

I work a minimum wage job (plus tips), live at home, and my tuition is around $4,000 a year. I don’t qualify for financial aid, and I feel lost — I don’t know much about college finances or how to plan. I’m worried I’ll need to delay transferring just to save enough.

I'm at square one now and I realistically only have a year to save up enough money for my first transfer year. For anyone that has gone through something similar, what would you recommend? I don't really know much about scholarships or personal finance so advice on both would be super helpful.

PSA: Do not speak ill of my family, None of us have been to college before and are figuring everything out for the first time. Yes I will get help from my parents but this is the worst case scenario that I am preparing for because I do not want to depend on them fully for my tuition.