Students are graduating with $30,000 in loans
The average student loan debt topped $30,000 per borrower in the Class of 2015. About 68% of graduates had student loans.
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DeVry University gets slap on the wrist for job placement claims
DeVry University, one of the biggest for-profit colleges in the U.S., has reached a settlement agreement with the government over a claim that it misled students with a false job placement rate.
How to pay off your student loans faster: Start before graduation
This NYU grad started paying off her student loans sophomore year and finished within two years of graduating, saving her thousands of dollars in interest.
Harvard dining hall workers strike for better pay, health care
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FAFSA changes: What you need to know to get the most financial aid
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Here's where Europe's grads want to work
Google and Microsoft are among the most attractive employers for European grads, according to an annual survey by research firm Universum.
This key issue could tip the election
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For-profit colleges: 6 things to ask before enrolling
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The for-profit college that went up in smoke
Two years before the government pulled the plug on its funding, the for-profit school faced lawsuits over how it misled students about the quality of its programs and job placement rates.
The skill employers really want from new recruits
Companies are finding it ever harder to recruit people with resilience.
Feds pull the plug on ITT Tech's accrediting agency
The Department of Education revoked its recognition of the accreditor ACICS, the agency that gave the now defunct ITT Tech and Corinthian for-profit schools stamps of approval. About 245 other schools are at risk of losing accreditation.
The world's best university costs just $12,000 a year
Tuition at Oxford University costs undergraduates a fraction of what Harvard and Stanford charge.
Colleges with the highest paid grads
Graduates with bachelor's degrees from these U.S. colleges earn some of the highest salaries in the country, according to a report from PayScale.
For-profit college ordered to refund student loans
Students at Ashford University and University of the Rockies will be refunded for what they've already paid toward private student loans they received from the schools. Outstanding debt will be canceled as well.
For-profit college ITT shuts down: Tens of thousands of students in the lurch
ITT Educational Services announced on Tuesday that it is shutting down immediately, accusing the federal government of unfairly stripping it of eligibility for student aid.
ITT Tech shutdown: What's next for students
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ITT stops all new student enrollment
Following an order from the Department of Education to stop admitting students on federal financial aid, the for-profit technical school has stopped enrolling new students.
Oxford accepts highest number of state school students in 40 years
Oxford and Cambridge are trying to shake off their elitist reputations and accept more students from diverse and disadvantaged backgrounds.
Georgetown to offer slave descendants preferential admission status
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Amazon and Wells Fargo abruptly end discount student loan program
Amazon and Wells Fargo announced a discount on private loans for Amazon's Student Prime members six weeks ago. Now they've ended it.
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