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While taking on any debt isn't ideal, student loans may be the one thing you need to cover the balance of your tuition and college expenses after grants, scholarships and savings have been applied.
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Students have very real concerns about debt and employment opportunities. Higher education is a major investment – and may be one of the largest expenses you will face in your lifetime – so it’s important to understand what’s included in the cost of attendance.
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The MyHigherEd website is provided as a free resource of information about higher education in Minnesota. This website provides institutional information about public and private postsecondary institutions in Minnesota, including licensed non-degree private career schools.
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Applying to college can be confusing and stressful, even for those who have gone through the process.
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Are you starting to think about your plans after high school? Maybe you have questions about college and don’t exactly know who to ask. We’ve got you covered! This summer the Minnesota Office of Higher Education (OHE) released the podcast, Life After Now.
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The cost of college can be a confusing topic. And there is often a big difference between the listed tuition of a college and what you will pay. Below is some important information on college cost, financial aid, and how to make paying for college work for you.
Located at 300 First Avenue North, Suite 100, IPR occupies approximately 37,000 square feet in the heart of the warehouse district in downtown Minneapolis. The campus is conveniently located close to sports facilities, banks, department stores, restaurants, trains and buses.