Live Life Better: What you should know to ease the financial burden of college
Dr. Dawn Medley, the vice provost of Enrollment Management and Student Retention at Stony Brook University, has some finance tips.
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Aug 7, 2023, 1:43 PM
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Updated 354 days ago
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3ds agoThe cost of college is skyrocketing. Tuition and room and board are up by triple digits in the last 40 years.
What can you do to get yourself, and your family, financially ready for college?
Dr. Dawn Medley, the vice provost of Enrollment Management and Student Retention at Stony Brook University, talked with the be Well team.
