Research shows that while the cost of attendance is going up, the actual amount students pay has stagnated or even ticked down a bit for most families.
Self-examination is essential. But the premise of a single, unified higher education system in need of homogeneous reform is fundamentally flawed because no such monolith exists.
Students who failed a dual enrollment course were still more likely to attend college than those who never took a college-level class, an analysis shows.
One-one-one support for Black and adult learners navigating academics and finances led to higher re-enrollment and persistence, according to this five-year pilot.
