
Articles & Advice by Tag - Private College

By:
James Johnston, Ed.D. —
June 18, 2022
Tags: 10 Minute Professor , Private College
The title “college” or “university” does not imply quality differences. Amherst, Haverford, Pomona, and Swarthmore are among the very best undergraduate programs, but none offer graduate degrees. Harvard College is the undergraduate component of Harvard University.

By:
SAGE Scholars —
March 1, 2022
Don’t let the list price of tuition scare you away from considering a private college education—it may actually end up costing less than a state school. 64% of students at a private college graduate in 4 years vs. 37% at public universities, saving a lot of time and money.

By:
SAGE Scholars —
May 1, 2022
Colleges have a “list price” of tuition. Don’t let this scare you away from considering a private college education. Not only is the “list price” unlikely to be the price that you actually pay. In fact, a private college may cost less than a state school.

By:
SAGE Scholars —
June 18, 2022
Tags: Private College
If you're new to the SAGE Scholars Tuition Rewards program, you may notice that our consortium of over 440 member institutions is made up of private colleges and universities. Like many families, you may be wondering, why does SAGE Scholars champion a private college education? We break down the reasons in this article.

By:
SAGE Scholars —
October 15, 2021
In this Ten Minute Professor we break down what Merit Aid is and how it is used to attract the best applicants.

By:
SAGE Scholars —
January 1, 2022
“7 years of college down the drain!” Years ago, viewers laughed at the thought of 7 years of college, but it’s not quite so funny now. 5 years of undergraduate study is now common. A 5th year is less likely at a private college (64% of students at a private college graduate in 4 years vs. 37% at public universities).

By:
SAGE Scholars —
May 1, 2022
Tags: 10 Minute Professor , Private College
In this article, we will share why you may want to consider a private college.