Students may not be getting what they signed up for, but they’re unlikely to get their money back.

U.S. policymakers may look to Europe for inspiration on reforming the higher education finance system.

The Shanghai campus of New York University has resumed classes, but the environment and learning process are different.

Location is a big factor. And closing down this semester cost universities billions.

Dan Rosensweig, CEO of educational tech company Chegg, predicts COVID-19 will dramatically change higher education as we know it.

But with high unemployment and economic uncertainty will students want to take on loans?

Heather Cantua Phillips owns more than both her parents combined, and that’s put a strain on their relationship.

“Indebted” delves into how the college affordability gap defines middle class life in America.

Historically black colleges and universities employ local residents, engage with local businesses and churn out high-earning graduates who stay in the area, the report says.

The College Board is introducing an adversity score on the SAT.