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Law School Ends Discounts
La Verne tries a radical approach to pricing. Could it catch on in legal education?
Grad Student Debt Rising
New snapshot shows that borrowers are taking out more loans to pay for their advanced degrees across a range of disciplines.
Opinion
Student Loans II: How Much Default?
The appropriate level of student loan debt and default for a college's graduates depends heavily on an institution's students and mission, write Jacob Gross and Nicholas Hillman.
Opinion
Student Loans I: Yes, Something Is Wrong
Student loan debt and defaults are real problems -- but let's impose solutions that improve access for low-income students rather than scare them off, Karen Gross argues.
Pitzer's Penny Pinching
One approach to preserving an endowment? Simple: Stop spending it.
New Programs: Electrical Engineering, Public Health, Fashion, Nursing, Journalism, Information Assurance, Open Source Culture, Datacenter Systems
College of Staten Island of the City University of New York is starting a bachelor of science in electrical engineering...
Debt Management Disarray
The Education Department's oversight of its debt management system has been lacking, say Congressional investigators and the agency's own inspector general.
Mixed Views of Higher Ed
Poll finds Americans with college education report higher standard of living than do others, but don't always link standard of living to education. Findings suggest lack of knowledge on private college prices.