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A handful of colleges and universities don't add tuition to students' bills, which can add up to major cost savings for those who qualify or who are willing to work in return for their education.
Some of the schools that don't charge tuition are quite small, many require some form of service, and a few have strict eligibility guidelines. Most still charge room, board, and other fees, so they're not completely free, notes Pamela Rambo, founder of the education-focused Rambo Research and Consulting firm.
"It is a big savings, but it's not for everybody," she notes. "There are lots of ways to look at going to college for less money...
Save Money by Attending Tuition-Free Colleges - US News and World Report
Some of the schools that don't charge tuition are quite small, many require some form of service, and a few have strict eligibility guidelines. Most still charge room, board, and other fees, so they're not completely free, notes Pamela Rambo, founder of the education-focused Rambo Research and Consulting firm.
"It is a big savings, but it's not for everybody," she notes. "There are lots of ways to look at going to college for less money...
Save Money by Attending Tuition-Free Colleges - US News and World Report
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