These distance-learning scholarships bring your online degree closer
Every year, an increasing number of students pursue some or all of their college education online, U.S. News reports.
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FAQs on recent data misreporting by colleges
In recent months, four colleges admitted to misreporting data to U.S. News for our college rankings.
10 colleges that get the most applications
More than 8.2 million applications were sent to U.S. colleges by prospective freshmen vying to enroll in fall 2011--many of which went to institutions in California, U.S. News…
Private New Jersey college offers in-state tuition rate
For students accepted to Seton Hall University in New Jersey, freshman year tuition at the private school could cost roughly the same as it would at one of…
10 colleges with the largest financial endowments
In fiscal year 2011, Harvard University was more than $12 billion richer than any other college in the country, U.S. News reports.
Colleges freeze tuition for second consecutive year
Students at several schools can breathe a sigh of relief: For a second consecutive year, their tuition won't be rising, U.S. News reports.
Bowdoin College tops most connected colleges rankings
Technology has exploded in higher education, as new computers, smartphones, and tablets are released that can provide faculty and students better opportunities to teach content and learn new…
Some colleges help students avoid, handle debt
Now that President Obama has earned reelection, the Student Loan Ranger is anxious to see if he'll be able to fulfill his promises to address colleges' soaring tuition…
Minnesota colleges ordered to turn over syllabi for teaching programs
Minnesota State Colleges and Universities must provide copies of course syllabi requested by a Washington-based education group under the state's open-records law, a Minnesota district judge ruled on…
Check out 6 scholarships for gamers
Times have changed in the last 20 years for students who love video games. In 1994, the classic college comedy film PCU joked about the absurdity of being…