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Learn how the Small Business Administration managing the federal student loan portfolio could impact borrowers.
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Trump Admin Returns Income-Driven Repayment Plan Applications Online
After a monthlong hiatus, federal student loan borrowers can once again apply for an income-driven repayment plan.
Updated March 26, 2025
Despite Tuition Increases, Students Are Paying Less for College
Even as tuition costs continue to soar, generous financial aid allocations have resulted in lower net costs for families.
Updated March 25, 2025
Master’s Degrees in Accounting Are on the Rise. Here’s Why.
Interest in master’s programs in accounting is on the rise after years of decline.
Updated March 25, 2025
Illinois Community College Spring Enrollment Grows for Third Straight Year
Illinois has invested heavily in growing enrollment at its community colleges, and now spring enrollment has grown over 22% since 2022.
Updated March 21, 2025
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Trump Signs Executive Order to Begin Dismantling Department of Education
Updated March 21, 2025
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Most STEM Majors Don’t Finish Degrees
Majoring in STEM remains popular among entering college students, but most don’t complete their degrees in those fields.
Commencement Speakers for 2025
The lineup for spring 2025 commencement speakers includes politicians, activists, academics, authors, actors, musicians, film producers, athletes, motivational speakers, and business leaders.
What Is the College Cost Reduction Act?
Republicans may use the proposal as a model for cost-cutting as the House Committee on Education and the Workforce looks for $330 billion in cuts over the next 10 years.
These Colleges Are Offering Fired Federal Employees Free and Discounted Programs
The Trump administration has tasked Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) with laying off or buying out hundreds of thousands of federal employees.
Colleges Continue to Expand Online MBA AI Concentrations
The University of Southern Indiana is the latest business school to add an AI concentration to its online MBA. Here’s what students need to know about the latest trend in business education.
Lumina Foundation Sets Ambitious Goal for Educational Attainment
Lumina hopes 75% of working adults will have bachelor’s degrees or alternative credentials by 2040, significantly increasing today’s figure of 55%.
Survey: Republican Voters Disagree with Their Elected Leaders on Higher Ed
A new survey from Third Way shows Republicans find value in a college degree but want more accountability in higher education.
Is an Online MBA Worth It? This Report Shows Encouraging Results for Students
One-hundred percent of Michigan Ross’ 2024 online MBA graduates got a promotion or changed careers.
Illinois Community Colleges May Soon Offer Bachelor’s Degrees
Community college systems in nearly half of U.S. states already offer limited bachelor’s degree options, but not Illinois.
Senate Bill Seeks to End Legacy Admissions
A new Senate bill aiming to ban legacy admissions nationwide reflects growing public opinion opposing the practice.
Trump Lists 9 Demands for Columbia University to Keep Federal Funding
The university must comply with a list of demands including changes in its discipline and admissions policies to maintain a “continued financial relationship” with the government.
Here’s What Students Need To Know About a New Undergraduate Business Co-Op
The University of Vermont’s Grossman School of Business will offer six months of experiential learning with real-world companies.