Christopher Carter
University of Washington
I am an English major at the University of Washington, one of the most beautiful campuses in the world in one of the most interesting, diverse and exciting cities in the country. I am a northwest kid at heart, loving the chance to camp and fish.
Costs of College: Rising Tuition, Loan Debt and Beyond
October 13, 2011
For $228,000 you can buy a new Ferrari or a four-year degree from the University of Chicago. And It's not just the sticker shock: students are finding themselves taking on loans that extend the cost of college far beyond commencement day.
Students Join ‘Occupy’ Protests in Seattle, Around the Country
October 6, 2011
New York's growing Occupy Wall Street movement has spread across the country, and students are attending rallies and even facing arrest. NGJ's Christopher Carter and Alex Vincent report from one such rally in Seattle's Westlake Center.
Documentary Looks At Risky Student Loan Industry
September 23, 2011
Default, an upcoming PBS documentary on student loans, paints a dreary picture of the challenges that students and former students face. NGJ's Christopher Carter was given a chance to screen the film- he reports on the risky industry.
Nontraditional Students Go Back to School
September 12, 2011
Many colleges across the country are seeing growing enrollment among nontraditional students, those usually older than 25. NGJ's Christopher Carter reports on what's drawing them back to the classroom.
Experts Urge Students to Think about Fire Safety
August 26, 2011
In dorms, fraternity houses, and off-campus living space, students are at risk: fire-related deaths and damage occur at colleges more than you'd expect. NGJ's Christopher Carter reports on what steps you can take to stay safe.
International Students Increase Despite High Cost
August 19, 2011
With rising tuition and higher rates than in-staters, the cost of an American education for international students continues to increase. However, students are still flocking to the states to study. NGJ's Christopher Carter investigates.
International Students: More Money to the System
August 13, 2011
While American students and the public debate the value of a college degree in the face of unprecedented tuition hikes, colleges and universities are looking to stay afloat by relying on the students who pay the most to attend them.
White House Addresses Sexual Abuse on Campus
July 29, 2011
Nearly one quarter of women face the reality of sexual violence in college. NGJ's Christopher Carter covers the White House's newest initiative against on campus sexual assaults-- a smartphone app.
