Trump Orders Colleges to Report Admissions Data on Race
The president’s memorandum wants the National Center for Education Statistics to provide a clearer picture of whether students of certain races are admitted at higher or lower rates.
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New ‘One Big Beautiful Bill’ graduate borrowing limits could impact industries including dentistry, medicine, and psychology.
Updated August 8, 2025
FAFSA Completion Rates Rebound After 2024 Setbacks
FAFSA completions are up 15.7% from last year, with all 50 states seeing gains. Experts say 2025 rates signal a full recovery from 2024’s rollout issues.
Updated August 5, 2025
Study: College Students Use Internships to Land Jobs, Not Explore Options
A new study found 65% of students who participated in experiential learning like internships and undergraduate research used those experiences to gain skills for their future careers.
Updated August 5, 2025
Education Department Prioritizing AI Advancement for Future Grants
Colleges that expand AI and computer science courses could qualify for more federal grants.
Updated July 30, 2025
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Best Cities to Get a Job After Graduation
Looking for the best city to launch your career after college? A new ADP report ranks the top U.S. metro areas for graduates based on hiring rates, salary, and cost of living.
Degree Apprenticeships Programs Are Expanding, Helping More Students Earn While They Learn
Degree apprenticeship programs are helping students earn money and gain real-world experience while they pursue degrees. Here’s what students need to know about this growing alternative to traditional college.
529 Plans Now Cover Trade Schools, Credentialing, and More Under New Federal Law
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act expands 529 plans beyond college to cover trade schools, credentialing programs, AP tests, tutoring, and workforce training, offering families more flexible, tax-free education savings options.
One Big Beautiful Bill Has Huge Impacts on Higher Ed. Here’s Everything Students Need to Know
President Donald Trump’s sweeping tax and spending bill ushers in significant changes to the federal financial aid and student loan system, impacting most college students.
Employers Remain Confident in Graduate Business Education: GMAC Survey
Corporate recruiters told GMAC that AI skills are increasingly important for business school graduates, but human skills remain a top priority.
Colleges’ Access to Federal Financial Aid Is Now Tied to Students’ Earnings. Here’s How It Could Impact Popular Degrees
President Donald Trump’s “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” ties colleges’ access to federal student loans to students’ postgraduation earnings.
Proposal Would Increase Housing Allowance for Online GI Bill Recipients
The proposal would effectively double the stipend GI Bill recipients receive for housing when enrolled in online programs.
This Business School Is Launching 4 New Online Degrees. It’s Part of a Growing Trend to Serve Working Students
The University of Arizona’s four online business degrees tailored to working adults reflect a broader movement in business education that’s focused on return on investment.
Maine Ends Free Community College Scholarship
Maine will become an outlier as a state to revoke a free community college program.
2026-27 FAFSA Updates: What Students Need to Know About Federal Financial Aid
The full 2026-27 FAFSA is expected to launch Oct. 1, 2025. It would be the first on-time FAFSA launch since 2022.
Report: What Cybersecurity Students Will Need to Navigate a Chaotic Job Market
In a survey, hiring managers for entry- and junior-level positions say they value experience and certifications over just holding a degree.
Congress Is Poised To Expand Workforce Pell. Here’s What It Means for Adult Learners
Proposals to expand the Pell Grant to short-term certificate programs could have a big impact on adult learners seeking to advance their careers.