According to the results of a new survey conducted by the Public Policy Institute of California survey on more than 1500 Californians, more than half of participants don’t believe higher education is necessary.

According to new data analysis from WalletHub, there are major disparities between cities with the most and least education.

Although the general consensus across U.S. schools is that smaller classrooms improve learning environments for students, there is little research to support the idea that students are learning more in smaller classroom settings.

According to national data, African Americans hold fewer than one percent of doctorates awarded to mathematicians in the U.S., and overall earn fewer than 7 percent of doctoral degrees across all disciplines.

According to a new analysis by ACT’s Center for Equity in Learning the number of high school students in America that are unfamiliar with how financial aid works is “alarmingly high.”

DeVos and the administration are seeking to end the public student loan forgiveness program. As part of a $5.6 billion cut to funding, Trump wants to end the program that was created in 2007.

A state school board has drawn criticism for creating a policy in which health, art, physical education, and career awareness classes are optional for middle school students.

Republican moves in higher education are likely to make attaining education more competitive for students.

According to a new report, the U.S. has only achieved a 66 percent enrollment among pre-K eligible children, while meanwhile in most developed nations the enrollment rates are closer to 90 percent.

Though data indicates that a majority of first-time undergrad students attend colleges and universities that are close to home (less than 50 miles from home), there are many areas in the country that are without higher education institutions, which makes attending college “close to home” difficult for many others to achieve.

A federal grant program that had been affecting teachers by wrongfully adding debt to their accounts will now allow for teachers to retroactively fill out paperwork to have their debts eliminated.

The US Department of Education voided student debt for students who once attended universities that continued to operate even after losing their accreditation.