Nearly half of Americans expect the importance of college to wane in 10 years
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Nearly half of Americans expect the importance of college to wane in 10 years
Survey respondents who said they had a lower level of confidence in traditional higher education pointed to cost as their top reason
Test: The four-letter word that works with GPA for college admissions
Looking at GPAs and test scores together in college admissions offers a more comprehensive view of a student's academic potential
Why a comprehensive international recruitment strategy is key
International education is integral to universities and countries aiming to support innovation and collaboration
Flawed FAFSA rollout leads to drop in students filling out the college financial aid form
The low completion rates and steep year-over-year drop in students filling out the form underscore the incredible difficulties they and their families faced this year
The rate of college freshmen returning for a second year is highest in a decade
Community colleges have seen the highest gains in retention rates over the last decade
College Together provides different path for students to earn their degrees
Students not only get through college with a degree, but armed with marketable skills and free of debt
Once again, we’re asking: Is college worth it?
Mounting loan debt and dramatic increases in tuition have more young people wondering if a four-year degree is necessary for success
Getting ghosted? Three ways to reduce melt among international students
Focusing on the intentions of international applicants can shed light on their plans and help ensure fewer disappear come enrollment
More than 36M students have some college but no credential
