Colleges & Universities

Amazon is pushing deeper into education with a new learning platform that’s designed to help students in India get into prestigious engineering colleges.

Colleges have been planning to reopen for in-person learning, despite the coronavirus crisis. A recent spike in new Covid cases is causing some to backtrack.

With the spring semester nearly underway, and Covid cases rising, Georgetown plans to maintain distance learning. That doesn’t sit well with many undergrads.

The latest stimulus package gives companies a tax incentive to pay off their employees’ student loans. Here are the details.

A steep drop in enrollment has caused many colleges and universities to reconsider remote learning for the second semester.

With early admissions largely decided, high school seniors face a grim reality: The Covid pandemic is making it harder to get into the nation’s top schools.  

Beginning in fall of 2021, Southern New Hampshire University will slash tuition to $10,000 to $15,000 a year, a 50% decrease from what it costs now.

The pause on student loan payments that started in March due to Covid-19 is set to end in December. Here’s what borrowers should do.

A steep drop in enrollment has caused many colleges and universities to reconsider remote learning.

When adding in room and board and other expenses, the total college tab can be more than $70,000 a year.

The U.S. Department of Education extended the pause on student loan payments through January 2021, given millions of borrowers another month of relief.

Sen. Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., repeated his call on President-elect Biden to forgive $50,000 in student debt for every borrower. Can Biden do it without Congress?

The pause on student loan payments that started in March due to COVID-19 is set to end in December, meaning regular bills will resume for 42 million borrowers.

As coronavirus cases are surging around the country, some colleges and universities are rethinking some of their plans for next semester

Even though the vast majority of college students want to be on campus, failing to follow social distancing guidelines is causing a problem nationwide.

For students out of school and out of work, the long-term financial consequences of delaying college could be severe.

The pandemic and changing attitudes about studying in the U.S. have caused a drastic drop in the number of students coming to this country from abroad.

As coronavirus cases around the country continue to rise, some colleges and universities are urging students to remain on campus instead of visiting family for Thanksgiving, while others are asking that those who do travel home consider finishing the semester remotely. The University of Missouri is one of many schools that are encouraging students to skip family gatherings this year...