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It's well known that the cost of attending college is soaring, but a few colleges have bucked the trend by remaining tuition free. Money College takes a closer look at them:

A lot of high school students dream of going to college in New York City, and who can blame them? The problem is you'll most likely pay dearly for the privilege. And chances are you may take an awfully long time to recoup that investment.

Sweden, Germany, and Venezuela provide free college for their students, so why can't America -- which is, after all, "the land of the free"? You might think it is not fiscally possible, but this list of 12 free college and university opportunities in the United States proves otherwise. 1. Alice...

It's a baffling phenomenon: As the job market for journalists has gotten worse and worse, enrollment in journalism schools has gone up and up. How to explain this? As it turns out, there's a fairly simple, if surprising, explanation: As bad as things are in the media industry, j-school grads are,...