The option that so many fail to look at is doing a year or two at a community college to knock off required courses such as math, English, etc. then transfer to a four year university to complete the degree. Community colleges cost a minuscule fraction of a major university and of course there is the savings in housing also.
I put my son through college. He Graduated from George Mason University... 67,000 dollars... I know what it is to put a child through college... To send my daughter to that same school will cost 31,000 dollars more because I don't live in that state. I want her to have the same experience as my son. I thank God that he works for a good company. However, My daughter has excelled in a far more rapid pace in academics than my son. I want her to have the same privilege as he...