We profile one of our top 100 picks for best values in private colleges.
What to look for when selecting a college.
Our top 100 schools deliver an affordable, high-quality education and keep the financial aid flowing.
Smart choices for your tuition dollars.
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Virginia Tech ranks No. 1 with our readers. Here are profiles of some other reader favorites, written by students.
Learn how to better manage your money with these simple and practical lessons.
Use tax breaks -- and time -- to help pay for your kids' education.
Funds from a college-savings account can cover tuition, fees, books and some lesser-known expenses.
Make sure you don't waste money on any of these unnecessary items.
See our top five picks, then use our state-by-state guide to pick the best plan for you.
Fix the mix in your 529 account, or consider a prepaid-tuition plan.
In many states, adult children can stay on their parents' policies.
Covering next fall's college bills may take a little creativity.
Kiplinger editorial director Kevin McCormally and fellow tax experts Peter Blank and Mary Beth Franklin tackle your most pressing tax challenges.
Despite shrinking endowments, these schools deliver an affordable, high-quality education.
Every bit helps, and scholarships aren't that hard to get. Really.
You'll ace the FAFSA and maximize your free money if you watch for these pitfalls.
Nervous about the stock market? Consider starting with a conservative investment or spreading out your contributions over time.
Some surprising up-and-comers challenge familiar names.
Shrinking investment values and loan availability are forcing families to pay attention to the economics of attending college. And that's a good thing.
You've taught your kid how to do his own laundry. Now it's time to sit down and talk money.
Our rankings for the best private colleges and universities spotlight schools with strong academics, attractive prices and generous financial aid.
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