I don't have to tell you how much it hurts to fill up my gas tank. You probably feel it, too. I've had to stop watching the pump as I fuel my vehicle. As I approach $30, I always feel like I should almost be done pumping, only to realize I still have more than five gallons until my tank is full.
It's just too painful to watch!
Rising gas prices are top of mind for many people these days, and school administrators and students are no exception. Both groups are searching for solutions to curb higher prices at the pump 
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Some schools are offering hybrid classes with a portion of the classes held in person and the other portion online or through remote video systems. I've also heard of some schools discussing shorter school weeks.
Students are turning to other methods, as well. Online class registration has surged at many colleges and universities. Even traditional students who'll live on campus are altering their college choice based on traveling costs.
I'm curious if any of you readers have been affected: Is the higher cost of commuting changing your education plans?
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