Lydia Rueger is an Arvada-based freelance writer, mom, and author of the picture book, Victor and the Vroom, about a regular car with an extraordinary engine. Learn more at lydiarueger.com
With the high cost of college in our children’s future, “college prep” means more than just taking challenging classes in high school. Paying for school may be the biggest challenge of all. Even if your family hasn’t saved since your child was in diapers, there are smart ways parents and students can still save some cash while working toward their goals.
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