Cutting Costs

By Katie Porter

Back-to-school season can leave wallets empty. The need for supplies, a new wardrobe and the cost of classes make Fall an expensive time of year.

Here’s a few tips on how to make sure getting a degree doesn’t completely drain your bank account.

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