Should Americans have a fundamental right to a college education? Perhaps, but until then, here are some tips to navigate financing your higher education costs.
Krystyna Bednarczyk
Krystyna graduated from the University of Illinois with a degree in Natural Resources and Environmental Sciences and a minor in Chemistry, before completing a joint J.D./Master of Science in Environmental Law at The Vermont Law School in South Royalton, VT. Since then, she has worked as an environmental, land use, and zoning attorney. Krystyna currently lives in Chicago, IL where she searches for the perfect ginger gimlet amid frequent late night vegetable chopping sessions (it’s therapeutic!). You can contact Krystyna at krystyna.bednarczyk@legalfish.com.
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