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Higher, post-secondary, tertiary, or third level education refers to the stage of learning that occurs at universities, academies, colleges, seminaries, and institutes of technology.

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Hill GOP leaders make new offer on student loans

Top congressional Republicans are making a new offer to President Barack Obama in the fight over interest rates for 7.

4 million students with federal college loans.Until now, the two sides have agreed that the current 3.4 percent interest rate for subsidized Stafford loans should be extended for another year, rather than doubling as scheduled on July 1.But they have fought over how to cover the $6 billion cost.House Speaker John Boehner, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell and other leaders sent a letter to the president Thursday. They are offering a collection of savings to pay the cost, including making it harder for some states to collect Medicaid reimbursements from the federal government.Several proposals are modeled on savings Obama has proposed in the past....

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    Donors raise over $70K to help teenager

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  5. Senate rejects dueling plans on student loan rates

    The Senate rejected dueling Democratic and Republican plans on Thursday for averting a July 1 doubling of interest rates on federal college loans for 7.4 million stu...

  6. Report: Half of college graduates jobless or underemployed

    Author Salvator La Mastra reacts to numbers

  7. Pros and cons of filing for bankruptcy

    Last resort or good idea?

  8. Quebec student protest leaders end 2nd day of talks hopeful that deal can be reached

    Quebec student representatives and provincial government officials emerged from a second day of talks to end a bitter dispute over tuition hikes short of an agreemen...

  9. Quebec students, government resume negotiations over tuition increases

    Quebec college and university students and the provincial government returned to the bargaining table on Monday in an attempt to put an end to a months- long dispute...

  10. No bones about it: Dog training school 1 of thousands getting military spouse education money

    "Unleash the dog trainer inside you," urges an ad for the online Animal Behavior College, which makes no bones about whom it's trying to recruit. In television and o...

  11. Montana QB Jordan remains enrolled, on team

    Internet reports over the holiday weekend that University of Montana starting quarterback Jordan Johnson was expelled from the program are false.Kevin McRae, the ass...

  12. Florida teen punished for trying to stop bullying

    Stormy Rich tried to defend middle school student

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