For centuries, Ivy League schools have been coveted in the U.S., not only by students but also by employers looking to fill top positions with the most qualified college graduates. The tide may be turning, though, thanks to recent events…
With many colleges and universities around the nation struggling to make ends meet, Pennsylvania State University couldn’t be happier to receive a $1 million gift. The gift was bestowed upon the university by College of Engineering alum Ronald Tirpak and…
New Hampshire community college students have FAFSA delays to thank for the free courses they’ll be taking this summer. Through the new Summer’s On Us program, two-year schools across the state will be offering students two free summer classes when…
A new report out of the University of Texas- Austin’s Center for Community College Student Engagement (CCCSE) finds that many community college students find their schools lacking when it comes to adequate career preparation. The 2023 study surveyed over 83,000…
College enrollment numbers are down nationwide. And in some places like West Virginia, for instance, the situation is dire. Mountain State College in Parkersburg, West Virginia is one of the latest schools to throw in the towel. Students attended classes…
Since the pandemic, test-optional policies have remained popular among colleges and universities nationwide, but some prestigious schools are starting to bring back standardized testing requirements, particularly the SAT. Don’t panic. We have some great SAT prep tips! Schools that have…
Biden says he hasn’t given up on the idea of free community college tuition, suggesting it may be an even better alternative to student loan cancellation. After introducing his 2025 fiscal plan earlier this year which includes community college funding,…
A recent study by New America reveals that for the new generation of high school graduates, college isn’t what it used to be. According to the most recent data, 66% of those surveyed said that getting a job with just…
Key Takeaways: There’s been plenty of discussion lately about the value of a college degree. With talk of six-figure tuition expenses and falling enrollment numbers, the question is valid. Still, it ignores the nuance in higher education. The truth is…
Young people fresh out of high school are beginning to explore career pathways that don’t involve a college degree. This could be good news for one often overlooked population of college students—student parents. With traditional enrollment on the decline, colleges…
Key Takeaways: With college enrollment down and the cost of attendance higher than ever, many would-be students have begun to question whether a four-year degree is worth the expense. A new report from the HEA Group may offer some much-needed…
Recent headlines about the rising cost of college tuition have many students wondering whether higher education is still affordable. A recent study, though, is taking a closer look at the actual price of attending university, and the results are less…
Tuition payment plans have long been a solution for college students who need help paying for the cost of higher education without taking on the burden of student loans. Recently, though, there have been questions about the value and risks…
Working students at the University of Houston could cash in on the school’s new $3 million scholarship program, thanks to a recent gift from a private donor. To qualify for the Houston Works Scholarship program, students must elect a major…
Key Takeaways: Two top online MBA programs have recently announced their decision to eliminate the GMAT from their admissions requirements. Both Florida State University and Boise State University have joined numerous other schools who have dropped the standardized test requirement…
Key Takeaways: As students across the nation ponder the value of a college degree in today’s economy, the state of Minnesota is offering its residents a tempting proposition—free tuition. Minnesota recently revamped its North Star Scholarship program, offering a no-cost…
In recent years, there’s been a slow but steady decline in the number of high school graduates enrolling in four-year colleges, and some researchers have made it their mission to find out why. Since 2019, enrollment for this population has…
Many colleges and universities claim to cater to veteran students, but Northern Kentucky University is putting action behind these words. The first of its kind in the area—possibly the country—this 21-credit hour minor enables veterans to cash in on their…
