Students

In a hearing about cost transparency, lawmakers emphasized the need for more detailed, program-level information not only about the cost of college but also about student outcomes.

A recent study finds students who are the first in their family to attend college are more likely to drop out after receiving a negative grade.

During a webinar by the American Council on Education, veterans shared their experiences and suggestions for improving supports for military-affiliated students.

Execs show faith in their institutions—and concern about technology, federal policy and other shifts.

Some colleges report dramatic declines in enrollment among master’s-level students amid visa issuance and immigration challenges in the U.S.

After receiving even more support from a big conservative donor, the not-yet-accredited institution announced it will neither charge tuition nor accept government funds. Some are skeptical.

Niche’s True Cost resource includes the price of doing laundry on campus, taking a spring break vacation and buying a laptop. Its goal is to demystify the cost of college, though some experts say it’s not accurate for all families.