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Eight tuition-free colleges help college dreams come true

Culpepper, Va., Star Exponent - Column

January 3, 2012

Getting a college education is still a wise choice. On average, college graduates make 41% more money than high school grads and the unemployment rate for those with a college degree is exactly half the rate for high school graduates. The bad news is that CNN Money reports the average 2011 college graduate finished undergraduate school carrying $25,250 in student loan debt. To help make college dreams come true for students who otherwise could not afford it, free college is available from eight very unique colleges.

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