Colleges & Universities

The pandemic may have wreaked havoc on schooling and overseas travel, but a new report has found that demand for international education remains robust today, with the majority of students remaining committed to their plans to study abroad.

The possibility of more campus closures has sparked renewed interest in college refund policies and tuition insurance.

Fewer 18- to 24-year-olds are vaccinated than any other age group. And yet, if college students want to register for classes, many will need to get shots.

More than two-thirds of federal student loan borrowers say it would be difficult for them to resume payments.

Very few families pay for the entire cost of college out of income and savings. Most use a combination of scholarships, grants and loans to bridge the gap.

As the economy bounces back from the pandemic, most parents say their child’s college plans have returned to what they were pre-Covid.

The Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency, which services federal student loans for the U.S. Department of Education, will no longer do so.

Students will soon have to make decisions around how much to borrow for college. Here’s some advice from experts.

Yale announced on Wednesday that its drama school received a $150 million donation from David Geffen, allowing it to stop charging tuition for those students.

There are only a few days left to fill out the FAFSA or amend the form you previously submitted for the 2020-21 academic year.

As colleges and universities aim to boost enrollments, there may be opportunities for incoming students to negotiate for more financial aid.

On Monday, Democratic Senators Elizabeth Warren, Tina Smith and Edward J. Markey sent letters to the CEOs of all federal student loan servicers.

Student loan borrowers working in public service and hoping to get their debt forgiven are still running into trouble. How to increase your odds of success.

According to a new report from the College Board, community college enrollment dropped by nearly 12% in the fall of 2020.

Researchers estimate that one year after graduation, white women owe $33,851 in undergraduate loans, on average, while Black women owe closer to $41,466.

The Supreme Court on Monday called for President Joe Biden’s Department of Justice to weigh in on a pending case over affirmative action at Harvard University.

Morgan Stanley will provide financial resources in an agreement with Altius Sports as the firms position for upcoming NIL legislation on the collegiate level.

Although the White House and lawmakers haven’t taken any concrete steps toward forgiving student loans of late, a jubilee could still be in store, experts say.

As student loan forgiveness remains uncertain, the cost of college is going up.

Author and parent Patricia Roberts started saving in 529 plans for her son’s college education when he was a baby. Now, he’ll be graduating debt-free.