New borrowing limits for graduate programs and the elimination of Grad PLUS Loans have left universities scrambling to figure out how to help students pay for their education.

In 2024, the CFP Board accredited 179 undergraduate colleges preparing students for careers in financial planning. How is a prospective financial planner supposed to determine which program offers the ...

Colleges with large student populations Often known for their booming athletic programs and large lecture hall classes, public colleges and universities typically enroll more students than ...

The Department of Communication at the University of Delaware offers an in-person, research based master of arts (M.A.) degree that allows students to focus on the field of communication from a social ...

Back To The Future: Northeastern University's co-op program, established in 1909, makes it a hot ticket in today's tough, AI-inflected job market. Shown here is the school's Interdisciplinary Science ...

A new study reveals those colleges and universities where graduate students are left with more debt than they can pay back. Students attending graduate programs at hundreds of colleges and ...

With hundreds of degree options across various disciplines and colleges, choosing which graduate program you’ll pursue is no small task. Here are some questions to consider as you narrow your choices ...

(Bloomberg) -- For students filling out financial aid forms, some colleges might now come with a warning.

Three decades ago, graduate school was a less profitable business in Massachusetts. Tuition was cheaper. Programs were smaller. And the sprawling landscape of online master’s courses, enabling ...

Several colleges at Michigan State University have paused admissions to graduate programs for the upcoming academic year in response to sweeping budget cuts the administration ordered over the summer.

You have /5 articles left. Sign up for a free account or log in. When Steve Tedford, professor of mathematics at Misericordia University, wanted to boost enrollment ...

Only about 40% of students who attended a for-profit university say their degree was worth the cost, according to new polling shared with USA TODAY. That sentiment emerges at a time when Americans are ...