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Survey: Financial Struggles Impede Students’ Academic Progress
New research from Trellis Strategies shows that the average college student has a high rate of financial fragility, which can negatively impact their ability to concentrate on school.
Report: Inclusive-Access Models as a Lever for Student Success
Tyton Partners researchers advocate for colleges and universities to adopt opt-out inclusive-access programs for course materials to reduce students’ cost of attendance.
Wellesley Surpasses $100K Sticker Price
Undergraduate tuition at the all-women’s college this fall is $100,541, including indirect costs. Officials emphasize most students don’t pay full price due to generous financial aid.
NASFAA Picks Seasoned Financial Aid, Federal Policy Expert for Next President
Moody’s Downgrades Sector Outlook to Negative
In December, the ratings agency predicted stability for higher education, but the Trump administration has upended that forecast.
Harvard Goes Tuition-Free for Families With Incomes Up to $200K
Presidents Weigh In on the Public Confidence Crisis
Few college leaders think higher ed has responded effectively to the electorate’s “diploma divide” or to public trust concerns. What does this mean for the white-hot value debate?
A Cal State University Terminates Work-Study Jobs After Exhausting Funds
Students at the university rely on part-time employment in the program to pay for food, rent and tuition, and now they’re scrambling to figure out next steps.