Making Choices about College ---

in light of Higher Education's higher price tag

a Family Life News Interview

Costs to attend a college or university has skyrocketed. And most of those tuition and room and board costs are being paid with borrowed money.

The total student debt in America in the past two decades has mushroomed more that 600 percent. 

In an interview for the Family Life Noon Report, Bob Price asked New York-based higher education financial advisor Paul Celuch about:

• what the economics of college choices are like these days
• how a student loan should be thought of the same way homeowners understand their mortgage
• what students and their families (either preparing to start school or already at a university) should consider to avoid money mistakes and keep education financially feasible

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