The San Francisco 49ers are getting rid of one of their former second-round picks. ESPN's Adam Schefter reported on Friday ...

Going to college can provide one of the best returns on an investment. The size of that return, however, can depend on which major you choose.

Reporting in The New York Times finds that schools are turning to little-known consultants to optimize how much they charge.

For an opposing view, see "Attending college has a new mission — help save democracy" by James Rosen For generations, an American university degree was considered a ticket to a better future. It ...

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As schools and families tighten their budgets, teachers spend more of their own money—or seek support on their own—for their ...

A MortgageResearch.com analysis reveals a sobering milestone for the Class of 2025: The average college graduate is unlikely ...

Knight-Newhouse College Athletics Database revealed that Texas earned more than $331 million in athletics revenue across 21 ...

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The legislation would create a uniform financial aid offer form and standardize terms to describe financial aid.

Tuition at the University of Tennessee at Knoxville will stay the same as this year but students could still end up paying more next year. Here's why.