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Price check: Tuition is climbing again, but not as high as inflation

Matt Zalaznick | October 23, 2022

Higher ed leaders are not using college tuition increases to pass the costs of stubbornly high inflation onto students and families, a new analysis finds.

Student debt relief moves 'full speed ahead' despite temporary block

Micah Ward | October 23, 2022

The program has been ordered to pause until an emergency request by six Republican-led states is ruled on.

Gov. Cox to propose 'across the board' tuition freeze for higher education

UB Custom Publishing | October 20, 2022

Cox, in September, joined nearly half of governors across the nation in signing a letter denouncing the president's student loan forgiveness plan and asking for it to be withdrawn.

President Series: No loans, no debt and no doubt about Grinnell College's success

UB Custom Publishing | October 18, 2022

Rising from the prairies in the middle of Iowa lies one of the mightiest small private institutions in the nation, Grinnell College. An education at this thinker's paradise offers both prestige and promise for 1,700 undergrads each year who embrace the humanities and liberal arts. In many ways, a degree is almost a golden ticket […]

Supreme Court urged to halt Biden's student loan forgiveness plan

UB Custom Publishing | October 18, 2022

Wisconsin taxpayers file a request to Justice Amy Coney Barrett asking to block the program while an appeal plays out in a lower court.

'A tipping point for higher ed': Google launches new, low-cost online programs for high-demand jobs

UB Custom Publishing | October 18, 2022

Higher education has benefits ranging from career development to skill building to network development—but it certainly can come at a high cost.

ED warns colleges to work in 'best interests' of students when partnering with financial institutions

UB Custom Publishing | October 17, 2022

A lack of transparency, promotion of poor products prompts watchdogs to monitor agreements more closely.

Student loan forgiveness application officially launches, putting relief in sight for 40 million Americans

UB Custom Publishing | October 17, 2022

The launch follows a short beta test, during which time the Department of Education offered on and off access to the form while it tested the site.

Welcome sign: FAFSA filings likely to rise in 2022-23, according to new survey

UB Custom Publishing | October 09, 2022

The window for parents to apply for the Free Application for Federal Student Aid began on Oct. 1, and at least one financial services company is seeing positive signs coming out of the COVID-19 pandemic. Discover Student Loans, which conducted a survey of parents whose children are heading for college, said 72% will be filling […]

Rating accreditors: A policy group says one far exceeds the rest

UB Custom Publishing | October 05, 2022

When the Department of Education terminated the license of the Accrediting Council for Independent Colleges and Schools (ACICS) in August, it effectively put other agencies on notice. After the decision, Under-Secretary of Education James Kvaal said "the department has a responsibility to enforce accountability in the accreditation system and to ensure that students and taxpayers […]

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Price check: Tuition is climbing again, but not as high as inflation

Student debt relief moves 'full speed ahead' despite temporary block

Gov. Cox to propose 'across the board' tuition freeze for higher education

President Series: No loans, no debt and no doubt about Grinnell College's success

Supreme Court urged to halt Biden's student loan forgiveness plan

'A tipping point for higher ed': Google launches new, low-cost online programs for high-demand jobs

ED warns colleges to work in 'best interests' of students when partnering with financial institutions

Student loan forgiveness application officially launches, putting relief in sight for 40 million Americans

Welcome sign: FAFSA filings likely to rise in 2022-23, according to new survey

Rating accreditors: A policy group says one far exceeds the rest

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