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Author: Chris Quintana, USA TODAY

Money

Elite colleges are accused of price-fixing. Experts say they have a different wealth problem.

January 14, 2022January 16, 2022 Chris Quintana, USA TODAY Comments Off on Elite colleges are accused of price-fixing. Experts say they have a different wealth problem.

A lawsuit claims 16 elite colleges fixed prices. Experts say they have a different problem: admissions that favor students with expensive educations.

News

As omicron spreads, will colleges go online, require COVID booster shots? What we know

January 5, 2022 Chris Quintana, USA TODAY Comments Off on As omicron spreads, will colleges go online, require COVID booster shots? What we know

Colleges’ plans are changing daily as the omicron variant spreads. Some universities are putting classes online or pushing students to get boosters.

Money

Student loan payments are set to restart Feb. 1. What about forgiveness?

December 15, 2021December 15, 2021 Chris Quintana, USA TODAY Comments Off on Student loan payments are set to restart Feb. 1. What about forgiveness?

Will Joe Biden forgive student loans? What will repayment look like? Here’s what you need to know about student loans.

Money

Biden’s free college plan never happened. Are debt-free degrees the answer to student loan crisis?

November 19, 2021November 21, 2021 Chris Quintana, USA TODAY Comments Off on Biden’s free college plan never happened. Are debt-free degrees the answer to student loan crisis?

Debt-free degrees, a response to the student loan crisis, typically are offered by the most exclusive colleges. Ohio State is hoping to change that.

Tech

Millions of college students use Chegg, which professors say enables cheating – and possibly blackmail

November 9, 2021November 9, 2021 Chris Quintana, USA TODAY Comments Off on Millions of college students use Chegg, which professors say enables cheating – and possibly blackmail

Stuck on homework, students turn to tutoring site Chegg. Professors say misusing Chegg enables cheating and may put students at risk of blackmail.

News

These red-state colleges won’t mandate COVID vaccine for students – but they will for employees

November 3, 2021 Chris Quintana, USA TODAY Comments Off on These red-state colleges won’t mandate COVID vaccine for students – but they will for employees

More colleges in red states are requiring employees to be vaccinated. They must comply with President Biden’s federal order or risk losing millions.

Money

Student loan forgiveness: Half a million people to benefit from overhaul, some immediately

October 6, 2021October 6, 2021 Chris Quintana, USA TODAY Comments Off on Student loan forgiveness: Half a million people to benefit from overhaul, some immediately

The feds had rejected nearly every Public Service Loan Forgiveness attempt. Now, some people will get automatic relief, and some will have to apply.

Money

Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program will be revamped in a few weeks, White House says

October 4, 2021October 8, 2021 Chris Quintana, USA TODAY Comments Off on Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program will be revamped in a few weeks, White House says

The White House said Monday major changes are coming in a few weeks for the often-criticized Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program.

Money

‘Prove you’re a low-income student’: After filing FAFSA, some college students are audited

September 17, 2021 Chris Quintana, USA TODAY Comments Off on ‘Prove you’re a low-income student’: After filing FAFSA, some college students are audited

Many students who complete their FAFSA for financial aid but later are selected for this Education Department audit never make it to college.

Money

Scam calls are selling student loan forgiveness. Don’t fall for it.

September 5, 2021September 6, 2021 Chris Quintana, USA TODAY Comments Off on Scam calls are selling student loan forgiveness. Don’t fall for it.

Have scam calls about student loans increased during the pandemic? Social media says yes. Here’s what’s true about Biden and loan forgiveness.

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