A new adversity score is set to be integrated into the SAT score, which would reflect hardships faced by the particular student, including environmental and educational differences as well as income.

The future of college bribing scandals will be determined by a decision this month on wealthy parents who have been involved paying their son or daughter’s way through top colleges.

A nonprofit organization is partnering with Vassar College to encourage war veterans to enroll in liberal arts programs.

Despite years of affirmative action, black and Hispanic students continue to be underrepresented at elite colleges and universities.

Congress is increasing funds for apprenticeships to $95 million.

A series of new academic approaches are impacting the ways in which young students learn and are disciplined.

A new analysis found that retention rates for first-year college students are dropping across the U.S.

A Yale graduate is suing the school for putting her on mandatory medical leave after she seeked out counseling for depression.

International students who come to study in the U.S. are often not able to get much financial assistance in the form of scholarships and are not eligible for federal aid or loans from banks.

The US Department of Education launched an investigation into two universities, Harvard and Yale, after reporting that the two universities had received funds from foreign countries that exceeded $250,000 – the amount required to be reported to the government.

According to a new poll reported by the Pew Research Center many Americans are concerned with not-so-successful U.S. efforts to encourage and support more of the nation’s youth in STEM education.

Online learning and in-classroom education can bring together important elements of a learning environment that can help students of all backgrounds, of all attention spans, of all learning levels.

Harvard University has faced several challenges in the last years after being accused of discriminating against Asian Americans.