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Planning a post-high school gap year? Consider cost, structure and commitment to college plans
NEW YORK, N.Y. - Gap years are all the rage, and the rationales are many: Take a year off between high school and college to work, travel, learn a language or skill, or volunteer. Read More...
Duluth Planning Director inducted into the AICP College of Fellows
Glenn Coyne was inducted into the American Institute of Certified Planners College of Fellows at the National Planning Conference on April 15. Read More...
The Art of College Cost Planning
Free informational workshops to be held this week to help parents understand college funding. Read More...
Endicott College branching into Gloucester, Haverhill Endicott to open branches
Endicott College is planning major steps to broaden its educational footprint in the region. In June, it will open its first satellite campus on the North Shore in Gloucester, and come September, Endicott will launch a teacher training program that will allow Haverhill educators to receive their masters degrees while still in the classroom. Read More...
With Vid: St. Clair to expand in downtown
WINDSOR, Ont. -- St. Clair College is planning to expand its presence in the downtown core, college president John Strasser said Wednesday. Read More...

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Financial Planning
To plan means charting your future course of action in advance and organizing activities and individual and group efforts to work towards the achievement of goals. Financial planning involves the managing of financial affairs of a business or an individual. Financial planning means creating and employing plans to meet defined financial objectives. The firm must decide in advance how it will arrange funds for its working capital requirements and Read More...
Juggling Retirement and College Savings
Most parents want to pay for their children’s college education, or at the very least help pay for college. While it would be great for your children to be able to start like after college without student loans to pay off, the cost to parents may be too high. The average annual cost of a 4-year public college is $12,127 (source: The College Board’s Annual Survey of Colleges, 2005-2006), with 4-year private schools averaging $29,026 a year. Col Read More...
Start Planning For College Early
It’s never too early to start planning for college. You don’t want to burden yourself by spending all your time in the present exclusively worrying about future. The future will come soon enough. Enjoy today, but always keep one eye looking ahead. If you are looking to jumpstart your academic future, here are a few ideas to help you start planning for college early. Start saving money. College isn’t cheap. You need to understand how you’re going Read More...