The Oregonian reports on the push again in the state to allow illegal immigrants the chance to go to college at the in-state rate.

The Arizona Republic reports on the AIMS College Scholarship that could wind up getting tougher to get.

The San Francisco Chronicle reports on the tough job market for college grads.

Lipscomb University is going to allow students in some majors to complete college in three years. This will help save the student 10 grand in tuition.

The Chattanooga Times Free Press reports that almost 20 percent of graduate programs at Tennessee colleges and universities are duplicates. The duplicate programs could merge or get thrown out. A video is also included.

The Herald Leader reports on the the University of Kentucky having a potential 10 million budget deficit next year.

on the local school district rescinding 2,000 pink slips handed out to teachers.

on the local school district wanting to sell three empty schools in order to get extra cash for the school district.

narrowed down the different model choices for high schools down to three. The three choices are special focus campuses, neighborhood schools and magnets, and finally regional network.

on Elementary Waukee students learning that science is fun at a field trip to the Science Center of Iowa.

look at college students and the amount of credit card debt.

Some of the results are:

84% now have at least one credit card, up from 76% in 2004. Around half have four or more cards.

The average debt is now $3,173 and 21% of people they looked at have 3000-7000 in credit card debt.