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Updated: Sunday, 29 Jan 2012, 1:15 PM EST
Published : Sunday, 29 Jan 2012, 1:15 PM EST
CHICOPEE, Mass. (WWLP) - College is expensive, especially during this tough economy, and many people are struggling just to make ends meet. The rising cost of education is leaving many students worried that a bachelors degree may be out of their reach.
This week 22News inFocus is working for you with what you need to know to lower the price you'll pay for higher education. We'll have a panel of experts to talk about financial aid, grants, scholarships and other opportunities that can help students get the education they want, without starting their lives deep in debt.
We'll also have information that can help you pick a college and choose a career. You'll find out about some affordable, but high quality education options here in Western Massachusetts. We'll also tell you what admissions counselors want parents and soon-to-be grads to know about the college application and career decision making process.
Guest contact information:
Lorenzo Gaines, Access Springfield Promise Program
Colleen Kucinski, Senior Admissions Counselor Greenfield Community College
Pam Matheson, Massmutual's academic achievement programs
Robert Pura, President of Greenfield Community Colleg e
Nancy Reiche, The Community Foundation of Western Massachusetts
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