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Why College Can Be The Biggest Financial Gamble You’ll Ever Make

For generations, Americans assumed that sending a child to college was the safest financial decision a family could make. Today, that assumption deserves far more scrutiny. For many students, college remains an excellent investment. For oth

Republican Ledger staff · 12:22 AM ET

Why College Can Be The Biggest Financial Gamble You’ll Ever Make
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For generations, Americans assumed that sending a child to college was the safest financial decision a family could make. Today, that assumption deserves far more scrutiny.

For many students, college remains an excellent investment. For others, it may become the largest financial mistake of their lives.

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