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 Here`s how to avoid student loan debt: Focus on career outcomes, not prestigious degrees.

Despite what the higher education industrial complex says, where you go has a lot less to do with your future success than what you do during and after college.

Dustin SigginsOpinion contributor







An emerging scandal involving accusations that many of the nation's elite universities conspired to keep financial aid packages artificially low seems like a steel door slamming in the face of middle America.


The University of Chicago agreed last week to pay $13.5 million to settle allegations that it, along with 15 other top schools, illegally price fixed financial aid to deny poorer students admission. Coming just four years after the admission bribery schemes uncovered by Operation Varsity Blues, the education-to-career game certainly seems fixed.


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