Some high school students who are eager to move into a college curriculum will soon get the opportunity to start two years earlier.

A new calculation casts some doubt on the amount by which college graduates out-earn their high school graduate counterparts – it’s still more, but if you figure in student loan debt, it’s not quit

This year’s college freshman worry more about how they will pay for college, have more student loans and are much more likely to choose a school based on cost than they have been in previous years.

Lower cost and career training programs are bringing record numbers of students to the nation’s community colleges

Would a year off make you a better student?  A Gap Year can be a smart move if you think about how to use the experience to grow, learn and shape your future.

Students are turning to community colleges in record numbers these days. To accommodate the enrollment increases, colleges are coming up with some innovative solutions

Some colleges are making it easier for students to graduate in three years. By taking more credits per semester or attending year round, students are saving on tuition and living expenses.

This is a must-read for anyone thinking about returning to college or retraining for a new career.

Veterans looking toward college got some good news this year - a new version of the GI Bill provides full tuition and fees at a public college, a housing stipend and up to $1,000 for books.