According to a new survey, nearly a third of colleges have dealt with delays in getting FAFSA information, which is key to providing students with answers about the cost of college attendance.

On some campuses, the term “college senior” is taking on a whole new meaning.

Six-figure operator jobs at Gulf Coast chemical plants require certain mechanical skills that have fallen out of vogue in an increasingly digital world.

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

New survey data shows a 13% dip in postgraduate enrollment for international students for the 2025-26 academic year.

Public school educators fear this will drive funding out of districts throughout the state.

There’s been a shortage of controllers for years.

More than a fifth of welders in the U.S. are over the age of 55. Demand for new ones is expected to increase.

The Universal Sports Institute in Yorba Linda was meant to keep and attract students at a time when enrollment and funding are falling. Some school board members aren’t sure the program is a good investment.

Anxiety spreads as Trump administration revokes over 1,000 student visas. Many international learners fill jobs in science and technology.