The Washington Post asked more than a dozen counselors, researchers and policy analysts about the most important considerations when choosing a college.
The DOJ has filed similar lawsuits against other states—some of which have ended in favorable outcomes for the Trump administration—like in Texas, Kentucky and Oklahoma.
While the college attempted to increase enrollment, refinance existing debt and sell land, the college's financial stability wasn't viable given its current enrollment.
Redefining Leadership in Athletics: The CEO Model How one AAU university is structuring for a new era of athletics In the past three years, intercollegiate athletics has undergone a structural shift unlike anything in its modern history. Name, Image and Likeness (NIL) compensation has evolved from endorsement deals to revenue sharing. Media-rights contracts in the […]
Federal officials argue that capping graduate loans will pressure postgraduate programs to rein in tuition and shrink the nation's trillion-dollar student debt load.
