What is contributing to rising college costs? Higher education tuition has doubled in the last 20 years, with some institutions today hitting the $100,000 mark for a four-year degree. These escalating ...

College was more affordable 50 years ago, even when accounting for inflation. Learn how rising operating costs and increased demand for graduates have impacted tuition.

Key Points ・Most families pay between $25,000 and $100,000 out of pocket for college, even after financial aid. ・Only 1.35% ...

College price tags are daunting, but most families don't pay the sticker cost. Hefty discounting "goes on behind the scenes" often in the form of merit aid, The New York Times columnist Ron Lieber ...

As students and parents prepare to settle into the new school year, there are undoubtedly many that are still suffering from sticker shock when they see the cost of attending college. There is both ...

Is college tuition tax-deductible? After some tax changes, there are still two credits available. Learn the details and how ...

The Beehive State is ranked at the bottom of a just-released higher education poll — and that’s a good thing. A WalletHub study released Thursday revealed that Utahns spend the lowest share of their ...

A federal-state partnership can help bring down the cost of college for students, who today shoulder a greater share of the burden of financing postsecondary education than in previous generations, ...

A new poll published by NBC News found nearly two-thirds of Americans, or 63%, believe a four-year college degree is "not worth the cost because people often graduate without specific job skills and ...

What is contributing to rising college costs? Higher education tuition has doubled in the last 20 years, with some institutions today hitting the $100,000 mark for a four-year degree. These escalating ...