Higher Education could help job-seekers earn more money and have a lower chance of being unemployed, according to data from TriNet, a human resources service provider. In the August report, …
Harvard Business School’s most recent class is made up of more women than ever before, with the class of 2016 being made up of a record 41% women. Out of …
Three bi-partisan bills winding their way through a House Congressional committee seek to make it easier for students and parents to sift through confusing and conflicting information about post-secondary institutions …
Technology connects students to data, resources and tons of information to help them with their studies. But having technology available isn’t enough for students without Wi-Fi access at home. On …
The updated application for federal financial aid has caused many low-income applicants to accidently file as millionaires, a costly mistake that could impact the amount of federal aid they receive. …
As the debate about whether or not college is worth the expense continues, a recent survey shows that 82% of college graduates believe that their degree has benefited their career …
College tuition costs have been a hot topic of discussion lately, with many people debating about whether or not college is worth the cost. According to new research from the …
For members of the military who want to get a degree online, it’s important to find high-quality, trustworthy programs that meet veteran’s specific education needs. To help veterans and their …
Fifty-one percent of student veterans who participated in the GI Bill since 2009 have gone on to graduate, according to new data. The Student Veterans of America (SVA) worked with …
A record number of teenagers are unable to find jobs, with 2011 employment rates for ages 16 to 19 reaching the lowest numbers since the World War II era. Only …
