Spring break: Will it break the bank?

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The Facebook Click here to learn about third-party website links status updates are overwhelming me: "So-and-so has two more weeks until spring break," "So-and-so is dreaming of spring break," "So-and-so can't wait to spend spring break on the beach."

Sigh. I wish I had a spring break. But since I don't, let's talk about your spring break. Ah yes, the yearly tradition where many college students head to more fabulous locations to escape from their college obligations, if only for one week.

Are you taking a big spring break tripClick here to learn about third-party website links My guess is that in the current economy (groan, I hate talking about it) some of you may be scaling back your spring break plans.

Perhaps you are thinking about some less expensive alternativesClick here to learn about third-party website links If so, you may have considered:

Choosing a less expensive alternative can still be just the getaway you need to come back to school refreshed and ready to finish out the year strong. Plus, a lot of times, it's more about the trip with good friends than the actual destination.

You tell me: Is a big spring break trip still the plan for you? And if you are planning an inexpensive alternative, share your plans.

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