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New data reveals a major shift in higher education, with students increasingly choosing two-year programs and vocational training over traditional four-year degrees.
A new survey reveals a dramatic shift in public opinion, with nearly two-thirds of Americans now believing a four-year college degree is not worth the cost.
New data reveals a growing trend in higher education where college grants, often called 'merit aid,' are disproportionately awarded to wealthy students.
Faced with soaring tuition and a tough job market, Gen Z is increasingly skipping college for high-paying blue-collar careers in skilled trades.
In Wyoming, high-paying jobs offered without a degree requirement are challenging the traditional value of a four-year college education for many young people.
A study by the Strada Education Foundation reveals that 67% of college students in Alabama earn enough within 10 years to cover the cost of their degree.
American faith in the U.S. higher education system has dropped significantly, with 70% believing it's going the wrong way, up from 56% in 2020. Concerns focus on tuition costs and job preparation, whi
Lakeland University has earned national recognition, ranking 54th for social mobility in a U.S. News report for its success in graduating low-income students.
Emory University will offer free tuition starting in fall 2026 for undergraduate students whose families have an annual income of $200,000 or less.
