Student loan default data highlights for-profits
More than one in five borrowers of federal student loans who attend for-profit colleges default within three years of beginning repayment, according to new figures made available by the Department of Education on Dec. 14.
Community college attendance spikes More young Americans than ever are in college — especially...
Colleges report record enrollments College systems across the U.S. are reporting record enrollments this...
More colleges develop classes on treating war veterans Universities are creating classes to train students in how to treat...
4 IU campuses get aid for military students Four of Indiana University’s campuses are getting grants...
Colleges prepare for swine flu As students prepared to return to classrooms, university and health...
Iowa approves more fast-track teaching programs The Iowa Board of Education has approved a plan that will allow for...
First-ever national honor society for veterans Officials with the Adult Learner and Veteran Services Office at...
Fees up 20 percent at CSU schools The California State University...
New college benefit for Calif. Guard Certain members of the California National Guard will become eligible...
Recession hurts enrollment at some colleges The Independent Colleges &...
Doctoral program first at Pine Bluff
A vote is set for Sept. 4 on plans by the
Trade school boom
Disappearing jobs have helped drive thousands of people to...
Charging tuition gets costlier
Starting this year, students at the University of Southern Maine who...
Colleges offer online open houses
Four universities have signed up with online college fair host
Army investigates diploma mill customers
The Army is investigating soldiers who bought degrees from an...
Med schools open doors to combat doctor shortage
The number of accredited medical schools training doctors in the U.S....
No tuition hikes — guaranteed
Just a little more than one-third of students going for...
Stacking up debt
A survey by student-loan provider Sallie Mae found that undergraduate...
Teaching jobs for veterans
The federal Troops to...
Computer science enrollment gains
Relief may be on the way for engineering-starved employers. For the...
Men struggling to finish at black colleges
They’re no longer the only option for African-American...
Tuition hikes
If you’re heading to college in the fall, know this: It’s...
Veterinarian shortage
U.S. veterinary colleges produce only about 2,500 graduates a year,...
YouTube tutoring
Some students are turning to
Serve your country: Go to college
A group of top education officials says the USA’s...
Transfers welcome
With more students starting their higher education at affordable...
Nebraska college offers tuition freeze, discount
FREMONT, Neb. —
First online doctorate in aviation
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical...
Hotel schools are ‘inn’
In a classroom on a hill next to New York’s Cayuga Lake, more...
Fewer students finish degrees in 5 years
College enrollments have been on the rise for decades, but the...
Free nursing, teaching degrees for veterans
Tyrone Wilder helped save a lot of lives using medicine, advanced...
Don’t be fooled by degree mills
Many degree and diploma mills maintain impressive Web sites and...
More students turn to online colleges
Residential universities have historically dismissed online...
Teacher shortage possible in nursing schools
As the shortage of nurses threatens to reach crisis proportions, more...
Schools take action against textbook theft
CHICAGO — Colleges and universities are intensifying efforts to...
More adults heading back to the classroom
Gaze into your crystal ball and imagine that you can see the second...
Women feed jump in college enrollment
Colleges and universities these days are seeing a surge in...
Hot majors can help shape students’ futures
Look to the job market when choosing a college major, some experts...
Texas Army National Guard Lt. Col. Mary Hart manages civilian construction projects starting at the conceptual phase — between deployments, anyway.
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