Colleges’ new solution to enrollment declines: Reducing the number of dropouts
Reducing the number of dropouts is a new solution colleges are trying in attempt to address declines in enrollment
The Upside of the Downward Trend in College Enrollment
Is there a bright spot to the shrinking of college enrollment?
Major Differences
Why some degrees cost colleges more than others
Does Calculus Count Too Much in Admissions?
Does Calculus Count Too Much in College Admissions?
Early college can be a second chance for struggling students
Dual enrollment can be a second chance for struggling students
College completion rates inch up to 62.2%, their highest level yet
The six-year completion rate for undergraduate students who started college in 2015 reached 62.2%, a 1.2 percentage point increase over the prior year's cohort, according to a new report
Defense Dept. to fund community college STEM consortiums
The Department of Defense announced a grant program last week that would form community college consortiums — partnerships to address regional STEM education and workforce development.
Will making the FAFSA more ‘fun’ help get Pell grants into students’ pockets?
Failures to file the FAFSA meant $3.75 billion in scholarship aid went unclaimed
Five Things We Hope to See From U.S. Higher Education in 2022
Five Things We Hope to See From U.S. Higher Education in 2022
OPINION: A master’s degree gives students an edge with fast-moving technology
Students need more training than a bachelor’s degree to thrive in today’s labor market competition