How Are Middle & Upper Income Families Affording College?

For families with $94,000 to $205,000 in yearly income, the percentage of debt is increasing.  The Wall Street Journal reports, 25.6% of these middle-upper income families incurred student-loan debt in 2010, up from 19.5% in 2007.

With the costs of college increasing and use of debt is increasing, will families begin making college decisions with fiscal concerns being a higher priority, than college as a rite of passage?

Video from The Wall Street Journal

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About Jill Yoshikawa, Ed M, Partner of Creative Marbles Consultancy

Jill Yoshikawa, EdM, Harvard ’99, a seasoned, 25 year educator and consultant, is meticulous in helping clients navigate all aspects of the educational experience, no matter the level of complexity. She combines educational theory with experience to advise families, schools and educators. A UCSD and Harvard graduate, as well as a former high school teacher, Jill works tirelessly to help her clients succeed.
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