10 colleges where students graduate with the most debt
Most students do not take on six-figure debt to go to college, a new study by financial aid expert Mark Kantrowitz has found, U.S. News reports.
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Florida A&M University suspends dance group amid new hazing probe
Florida A&M University, shaken by the hazing death of a marching band drum major last year, suspended a student dance group on Tuesday after receiving a tip that…
How the future of higher education affects businesses
Higher education is going to look much different in the future, with a greater reliance on teleconferencing and distance learning, according to a recent survey by the Pew…
Data collection to start for online education programs
Starting August 21, U.S. News will be commencing its online data collection for our second Top Online Education Programs rankings in both the bachelor's and graduate levels for…
Study: Online learning outcomes similar to classroom results
Critics of online learning claim that students are exposed to an inferior education when compared to traditional in-class instruction, but a recent study from Ithaka S+R, a strategic…
3 critical graduate school considerations for international students
Despite worries that the U.S. economy and the rising cost of higher education will lead to fewer students applying, one set of graduate applicants seems undeterred: international students,…
Thousands of veterans failing in latest battlefield: College
During a pair of six-month stints in and around Fallujah, Iraq –- then a fiercely volatile city –- Navy corpsman Lucas Velasquez came to know about life. And…
What Romney’s education plan means for college students
In addition to providing must-watch late night television, student debt continues to play a role in the presidential election, U.S. News reports.
5 reasons community colleges make sense right now
Whether you're a parent or a high school student researching college options, community college should be high on the list, says U.S. News.
Mark Cuban: College is a business decision
A meltdown is coming to the higher education sector, billionaire computer magnate and NBA Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban warned in a blog post on May 13, U.S.…