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Is your child heading to college for the first time? Maybe you have a returning student in the house.

Two new studies offer emphatic answers to much-discussed questions about higher education: Yes, a college degree is worth it, but yes, it's the middle-class that's getting particularly squeezed with student debt in the pursuit of one.

It will cost more for New Jersey students to attend college this year. Tuition is up three-percent for full-time undergrads.

Getting ready for back to school? College students and their parents should expect higher textbook prices in New Jersey this year.

School is right around the corner and I'm ready to give you $20,000 for school supplies and college! Only catch is you need Straight A's!

With the job market so dismal for young people, many are deciding to go back to grad school. But is it worth it?

Are you a recent college grad suffering from major remorse?

We often hear stories of students who take out loans and head to college only to find themselves unable to pay off their loans upon graduating. But, that doesn't have to be the case if you prepare ahead of time.

Millions of young people continue to wrestle with the huge problem of student loan debt. A former Jersey Director of Consumer Affairs says he has an idea that might help.

New Jersey is one step closer to finding answers as to why it's becoming increasingly expensive to obtain a college education. The Assembly Higher Education Committee has approved a bill which would establish a Commission on Higher Education to study and make recommendations to the Governor and the Legislature about the rising tuition costs in New Jersey.