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5 Essential Vanguard University of Southern California Facts
Vanguard University of Southern California-Private
Costa Mesa, California
2,175 (1,920 undergraduates)
Does College Size Matter?
8 Steps to Study for Free in Germany
(By KC Raj of KCR Consultants) Since 2016, the number of students from the United States studying in Germany has increased by 17%. Many international students choose to study in Germany to take advantage of its excellent universities and quality of life. However, even more appealing is that students can attend college for free in Germany.
5 Essential Western Michigan University Facts
Western Michigan University-Private
Kalamazoo, Michigan
21,470 (17,051 undergraduates)
Does College Size Matter?
Net Price Calculators: 8 Things You Must Know
When students start creating their college list, smart families make sure they use the Net Price Calculator on all possibilities before adding them to the final list. Net Price Calculators (NPC) provide families with the estimated price they will pay after deducting for gift aid. This is called the average net price. Essentially, NPCs provide the average paid by students with similar financial backgrounds excluding loans and work-study. They have only been around since 2011 and can be a valuable tool for families targeting colleges generous with financial aid. However, they aren’t perfect and anyone who uses NPCs need to keep the following in mind:
5 Essential Western New England University Facts
Western New England University-Private
Springfield, Massachusetts
3,801 (2,698 undergraduates)
Does College Size Matter?