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Student loans don’t have to break you

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The average student loan debt sits right around $29,000, according to a report by the Institute of College Access & Success’ Project on Student Debt. Depending on your choice of school and your choice of major, this number could be astronomically higher. In the meantime, the Chronicle of Higher Education found that roughly 20 million…

Back to School: PreK, Kindergarten

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If you wondered why do some child do better then others when going to school, how the achievement gap is present before the start of kindergarten, the infographics below can give you some interesting clues.