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Season Passes – Are They Worth It?

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Here is an article about how to get the most out of season passes. Just a note, you have to make sure it is a balance of fun and reasonable, don’t spend more than you can, but be sure to make time for a great time.

Sometimes we need something to keep us busy. Many of us see amusement parks as the solution. They are fun and entertaining, as well as good for a thrill. Unfortunately, these can be so expensive, even for just a day pass. The solution could be to consider a season pass. What pass is right for [...] Continue Reading

Earn Money in High School with an Art Business

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Here is an article on how to earn money in high school with an art business.

Since attending my art school, I’ve met so many amazing people who do incredible things. I met one girl in particular who not only does what she loves, but also makes money from it. I thought this was so interesting, and wanted to know more about it. She agreed to let me interview her and find out [...] Continue Reading

Princeton University Campus Tour

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Ashley shares some things she learned while she's touring at Princeton University that you might not know.

Princeton is my dream school, pure and simple. It is an amazing school with a ton of history, stellar academics, and it is only a thirty minute train ride to NYC. The Princeton University Campus Tour is really helpful. I’m sure most of you are aware of Princeton University; it is an Ivy League [...] Continue Reading

Dual Enrollment at Liberty University

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How To Make The Most Of Dual Enrollment At Liberty University? Check this article out where Maeghan shares her experience taking her dual enrollment at Liberty University!

Two years ago, in the summer after my tenth grade year, I signed up to be a full time online dual enrollment student through Liberty University. My mom found out about the EDGE program. It includes high school classes and college classes. She made a few phone calls and we discussed all the program [...] Continue Reading

Save Money With Dual Enrollment

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Check out this article on how to save money with dual enrollment! This will help save you and your family thousands of dollars! #dualenrollment #save #enrollment #education #tips

You know what sounds scary? College. But I figured there was a way to help lessen that fear, or ease the stress. Take college courses while in high school! Dual Enrollment offers many other benefits as well, but even the process can be nerve wracking, so let me break it down. Dual Enrollment [...] Continue Reading

Packing For College On A Budget

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Need a few things before school starts? Check out Maeghan's helpful tips on packing for college on a budget!

Just a few days before my high school graduation, I got the chance to tour the campus at my dream college and I decided that I was going to go there no matter what. Long story short, two and a half months before the fall semester, I applied, got accepted, everything, just before the fall deadline. [...] Continue Reading

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Welcome to TeensGotCents, my name is Eva Baker and I founded this site when I was sixteen. I'm a complete money nerd and I love helping teens learn how money works. Also, I watch too much Netflix. Although I still have a lot to learn about personal finance I hope you will use my successes and failures to help reach your own goals whether you want to go to college debt free, get a part time job, work on a fun DIY project that will save you money or just read about ways you can learn to manage your money well as a teen. So glad you're here! Read more about my story here.

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