A recent AP-NORC Teen Poll poll shows most U.S. teenagers prioritize graduating from college, with 70% of girls and 54% of ...

American culture -- and job markets -- place an outsized importance on a four-year college education at a time when many students either do not have one, or leave college unprepared for the ...

Learner analyzed data from the General Social Survey, Census Bureau, Tax Foundation and more sources to estimate the ROI for a college education.

The real reason to go to college. Contrary to the popular consensus, the real and lasting value of a college education in a complex and dynamic world is and always has been rooted in the ...

Many students aspire to earn a good GPA throughout their college careers—and it’s a worthy goal. An impressive GPA signifies strong academic performance, which may boost your résumé in the ...

“Points for honesty!” Zimmerman said. “We continue to tell a story about the mind-expanding purpose and qualities of a ...

Many don't think lower-income and working Americans have a fair shot at a good education. And 72% say economy is rigged for the wealthy, survey says.

In one survey, 86 percent of college graduates said that college had been a good investment; in another, 74 percent of young adults said a college education was “very important”; in a third ...

But it could be, Jonathan Gyurko writes. When 85,000 Cornhuskers all wear red on game day, it’s easy to think of college as something larger than students and professors, classes, research and ...

While $17,095 is a lot of money for most people, our graduates get good jobs. ... Students attending NMSU understand that a college education is an excellent investment in a promising future.

This convergence of higher education investment is good for students and families, eases the workforce crisis for employers, and sets a vibrant economic course for Boston and the Commonwealth.

First, I don’t believe it’s a requirement that all parents pay for college for their kids. It’s not a moral issue, and you’re not an immoral person if you don’t or can’t do it.