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At 17 colleges, the poorest students paid more out of pocket than the wealthiest ones, due to variations in financial aid policies.

Lower-income students still pay less than higher-income ones overall, but rising college costs fall more heavily on families least able to absorb it.

Lower-income students still pay less than higher-income ones overall, but rising college costs fall more heavily on families least able to absorb it.

Lower-income students still pay less than higher-income ones overall, but rising college costs fall more heavily on families least able to absorb it.

Nearly 700 colleges and universities over the last decade have raised the net prices paid by their lowest-income students more than the net prices paid by their highest-income ones, new data shows.

The US Education Department has two different sites for comparing colleges, and other sources compile information about med schools and law schools.

Applying for scholarships may be a part-time job, but with enough, students can pay for college “Loans should be your last option in my book,” said Patty Salo Downs, executive director at Marshall H. and Nellie Alworth Memorial Fund. “The beauty of scholarships is seeing our students graduate with little to no debt because of scholarships they’ve received.” 7:00 am, Dec. 21, 2020 × Claire Sweatt, a senior at Two Harbors High School, has been applying for scholar...