Inactive here. NYT money scribe. Check out my new course about merit aid and how to lower college costs by getting more of it. Find me on Threads, Instagram.
At the stroke of midnight, before I knew that this insanely generous review of "The Price You Pay for College" would drop 8 hours later, I snuck into the New York Times building for a special errand. I'd like to show you. Come along? https://t.co/VD9BCHacTp
Scary stuff, this. Unrelatedly, this is a periodic reminder that I'm almost entirely over on π§΅π§΅π§΅ now. Same handle. Miss you all! Come over and play, higher ed and money twiXXer.
This administration is both importing voters and creating a national security threat from unvetted illegal immigrants.
It is highly probable that the groundwork is being laid for something far worse than 9/11. Just a matter of time.
@amy_bresnen Hi, could you please drop me a note? I'm having trouble finding contact info for you via a quick Google search. Thanks... lieber @ nytimes dot com.
Thanks to all of you who have commented on my FAFSA and banking stories in recent weeks. This is a semi-regular reminder that I'm over on that site now that is kind of like Strings except not. Same username.
@AndyBorstUGA I see so much -- SO MUCH -- of this AI being defined down nonsense in press releases. Sometimes I write back for fun and just say "Define AI." Crickets.
Did you know that huge discounts are available at most colleges, even very selective ones, even for kids who don't qualify for financial aid? But the schools don't explain them. So my friend @ronlieber created a guide to the whole system. Learn more: https://t.co/EZ3ve4nFli
@melissakorn I thought hard about drinking out of your glass or asking for the other half of that pambazo, but I didn't. That probably won't protect me from whoever gave it to you though! Hang in there.
This was a blast, and thanks to those of you who cheered when I asked for guaranteed upfront college pricing in year one. #NACAC23#NACAC https://t.co/D5mCydqWCp
At #NACAC23, join us for discussion w/@ronlieber@DeanSoule_UPenn @WhitneyGouche about transparency in admissions. Is more information always better? What data do applicants want colleges to disclose during the admissions process? What are the reasons colleges won't? @NACAC
Good morning NACAC! I'm here in booth 921 to introduce my new course about merit aid. Please stop by for free books, Baltimore's best cookie and some windshield stickers that might get me in trouble. #NACAC2023#NACAC#NACAC23 https://t.co/jXMIpyXMbr