Times are tough for college graduates. The job market isn’t offering what was once promised as a reward for gaining an education. Many students are graduating only to find themselves deep in debt with student loans and very little income to repay these loans. Even worse is the lack of options available for debt relief  … Read more

  College tuition costs have been on the rise for the past several years. The availability of grants and scholarships have begun to plummet, leaving many students with few options for pursuing a college education. Tuition at a major university will cost the average student approximately 30-40% more per semester than at a community college.  … Read more

Student loan debt has become the largest source of debt for young adults under the age of 30. Many students are graduating only to find a tight lid on the job market, making it increasingly difficult to repay their student loans. Student loan debt is one type of debt that cannot be discharged in bankruptcy,  … Read more

Sixty-five percent of college students are finding themselves deeply in debt by the time they graduate with a four year degree. More graduate students pursuing higher education degrees are also finding themselves having to borrow money to pay for tuition and education expenses. Graduates are drowning in $50,000 or more of student loan debt, and  … Read more