Fewer years in school means less tuition—the bottom line for many college students in light of Trump's new budget bill.

The Trump Administration is prioritizing workforce development in schools to fill jobs in high-demand areas.

Colleges and universities must provide admissions data to show they are prioritizing test scores and academic achievements.

Housing plays a critical role in the holistic student experience, yet one in three schools still lack formal feedback mechanisms for measuring resident satisfaction.

Nearly a quarter of students are using AI to do their assignments for them, a new survey asserts. That's not the only way they're using the technology.

The Princeton Review this week released its ranking of the "Best Value Colleges for 2025," featuring private and public universities. 

As of August 2024, 39% of first-time bachelor's degree-seeking students were not completing their program within eight years. The reason: students don't see a clear path to completion.

College is either far too expensive, too far from home or too "elitist," a new survey suggests. Here are eight more reasons students aren't applying to your college.