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this is on the money. your life, your future. we begin with the cost of college. most graduating high school seniors have picked the school they ll attend this fall. but paying for that education can be a tough lesson in and of itself. that s this week s cover story. the price of admission. the cost of higher education keeps getting higher. the average tuition alone at a private university exceeds $33,000 a year. and one year s tuition at a public college is nearly $10,000. and that s not even counting room and board which adds another $10,000 to $12,000 per year no matter what school you choose. tuition and fees have gone up faster than health care costs, new homes and overall inflation. college is a mandatory step if you really want to be a success. new york governor andrew cuomo this year launched a program providing free public school tuition for middle class families. just two other states, tennessee and oregon, have similar scholarship programs. accordin ....
college. most graduating high school seniors have picked the school they ll attend this fall. but paying for that education can be a tough lesson in and of itself. that s this week s cover story. the price of admission. the average tuition alone at a private university exceeds $33,000 a year. and one year s tuition at a public college is nearly $10,000. and that s not even counting room and board which adds another $10 to $12,000 per year no matter which school you choose. tuition and fees have gone up faster than health care costs, new homes and overall inflation. college is a mandatory step if you really want to be a success. andrew cuomo launched a program providing free public school tuition for middle class families. just two other states, tennessee and oregon, have similar scholarship two-thirds of students get college aid or scholarship that s don t have to be repaid. the average grant is $8,500. but that covers just part of the cost. student loan debt is ris ....
live from the kgo broadcast center this is abc7 news. running for cover. new video of the devastating avalanche on mt. everest that took 18 lives. this was after yesterday s deadly earthquake in nepal. good evening. the death toll in that 7. a quake has now reached more than 3200 people in nepal and that includes three americans. another 61 people were killed in neighboring india. therely fearly a does nearly a dozen countries sent help. aide has been slow to reach them. people in the bay area are trying to find ways to help. sergio is live with that part of the story. sergio? there is a small but active community in the community, and some turned out at the terry building. they want to help family members there anyway they can. they lit candles and chanted slogans to rally support for family members half a world away. this group of made up of napal residents in the area and they are raising concern about the disastrous response so far. their house are ....
computers last fall. those are some of our top stories on this monday, april 27th. from abc news this is world news now. and we begin this half hour with a scramble on the other side of the world to find survivors in the aftermath of saturday s deadly earthquake in nepal. heart breaking scenes. the death toll in the 7.8 magnituded you quake and aftershocks has now surpassed 3,000 and the streets of kathmandu are virtually impassable, buried under piles of rubble and bodies. on mt. everest, the scene of a devastating avalanche. helicopters are arriving to rescue hundreds of stranded climbers. reporter: there german mountain near shot this video and nearly recorded his own death. the ground is shaking. reporter: the quake dislodging tons of snow in a massive landslide down did the slopes of mt. everest. he and his team escaped by seconds with their lives. at least 18 others including three americans weren t so lucky. google executive dan fredinburg film ma ....