I go to a tuition-free college where every student works part-time. I'm very busy, but I'll graduate nearly debt-free.

Source: Business Insider

The author is a student at Berea College, a federal work-college in Kentucky. Courtesy of Grace MullinsBerea College in Kentucky is one of 10 federally recognized work colleges in the US. Work colleges offer students tuition-free models in exchange for required work hours.

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I go to a tuition-free college where every student works part-time. I'm very busy, but I'll graduate nearly debt-free.

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