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Chico Tuition: A bargain compared to other schools

Carson Predovich and David Molina // September 26, 2016

If there is one thing that most college students across the nation can agree upon, it’s that they hate the cost of tuition. Many students graduate with tens of thousands of dollars of debt, and tuition...

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Loans for the holidays

December 13, 2015
Students already have to deal with a rising tuition and loans, and having family constantly on their backs doesn't help.
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Delay debt dread until after graduation

Megan Mann // March 10, 2015
College loan debts loom over my head, but that won't keep me from living.
Sophomore criminal justice major Nick Delariva has received help with paying for college through federal financial aid programs. He said it is unlikely he would be able to go to school without the assistance. Photo credit: Michael Mcclurg

Obama proposes plan to make community college free

Michael Mcclurg // February 2, 2015
The president unveils his program for helping college students pay for their education.
Kentiner David, assistant director of the Financial Aid and Scholarship Office, explains that changes to FAFSA may not benefit some students.Photo credit: Enrique Raymundo

Federal aid application now recognizes same-sex parents

Enrique Raymundo // February 4, 2014
Students parented by same-sex couples can now list both parents in their 2014-15 financial aid application
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