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Students walk on the campus of the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque. Efforts to make college more accessible in New Mexico and a handful of other states by tapping lottery proceeds are in jeopardy as tuition rises, state budgets falter and ticket sales slump. Tens of thousands of students in New Mexico could see their tuition assistance slashed by 30 percent in 2017 if nothing is done. Colleges in New Mexico are seeing declining enrollment and administrators says they are trying to adjust to the changing landscape
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Critics of New Mexico's Proposed Free Tuition Plan Say It Doesn't Go Far Enough

Cost is just one reason why students don't complete their degrees.

Cost is just one reason why students don't complete their degrees.

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Here’s the Amount of Student Debt You’ll Likely Have After Graduating

Two-thirds of students borrowed to earn a bachelor's degree in 2018.

Two-thirds of students borrowed to earn a bachelor's degree in 2018.

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The Government Expanded Its Student Loan Forgiveness Program. It's Still Rejecting 99% of Applicants

Many borrowers designed their careers around the promise of loan forgivenes...

Many borrowers designed their careers around the promise of loan forgiveness that never materialized.

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We Ranked the 744 Best Colleges in America. Use This Interactive Tool to Find the Right One for You.

Here's how to do it.

Here's how to do it.

Christopher Gray, CEO and Co-Founder of Scholly

This Man Was Homeless When He Was Awarded $1.3 Million in Scholarships. Here Are His Best Tips for Getting Your Education Paid For

Christopher Gray's app, Scholly, has helped students win $70 million in col...

Christopher Gray's app, Scholly, has helped students win $70 million in college money.

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Parent Loans for College Are Skyrocketing — and 62% of Families Are Borrowing More Than What the Government Says They Can Afford

Here's how to fix the PLUS system, according to experts.

Here's how to fix the PLUS system, according to experts.

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When Banks Pay Colleges to Market Their Debit Cards, Students Pay Millions More in Fees

Wells Fargo enhanced its campus card after related backlash.

Wells Fargo enhanced its campus card after related backlash.