Education

After two years of stock market gains, big donors are opening their checkbooks for colleges and universities.

As college tuition -- and student debt -- keep rising, more people are asking whether it's worth the cost. The Pew Research Center put that question to the public in a new survey.

Facing budget cuts, California and other states are considering letting their most selective research universities set their own, higher tuitions.

Waitlisted college applicants might despair to learn that some schools have waiting lists twice as large as their freshman class. But plenty of...

This week students must finally make up their minds about where they'll go to college -- and colleges break out the wait lists.

The 18-year-old policy is on its way out. And for some schools that means federal funds are on the way in.

Many American colleges have expanded their brands to the Middle East. But their record has been spotty.

A look at U.S. satellite, branch campuses and study abroad programs in the Middle East region.

It's that time again in cities and towns across the country. We take an inside look at the battle in Cherry Hill, N.J.

Tess talks to FinAid.org's Mark Katrowitz about myths about financial aid and how students and parents can win extra scholarship money.