Students should be more open about their finances
Kailey Krantz | Staff Writer It seems as if struggling to be financially independent is built into the college experience – which shouldn’t be the…
Kailey Krantz | Staff Writer It seems as if struggling to be financially independent is built into the college experience – which shouldn’t be the…
Joshua Ceballos/Investigative Editor Last week was the start of University budget season, and the Student Government Council at the Modesto Maidique Campus is looking…
By: Joshua Ceballos/Staff Writer Athletics fee committee members held a preliminary vote to decide if Athletics should take a portion of Activities and Service…
By: Joshua Ceballos/News Director Under the proposed changes to the student government budget, senators at the Modesto Maidique Campus will be getting a raise,…
By: Valentina Palm/Staff Writer Five years after the University and Royal Caribbean began a partnership promising to benefit both institutions, differences in partnership visions…
By: Joshua Ceballos/News Director FIU dining is receiving a major overhaul in the coming years, as new food vendor Chartwells plans to revamp meal…
55 percent of college students don’t know their credit score, and 43 percent of students believe that college is the right time to learn about credit scores, according to a 2016 study by Equifax.
Wells Fargo provided Student Media the most common questions students have on checking accounts and credit cards. Check out their answers.
College students in the U.S. pay an average of $9,410 every year on in-state tuition when enrolled in a public university, according to the College Board. Current and former students owe an average of $32,731 in student loan debt, according to a 2016 report by the Federal Reserve.
For many students, debt is an inevitable byproduct of earning their degrees. One site, however, claims it has found the perfect solution: getting someone else to pay for it.