US colleges graded F for tuition costs, report says
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A new, independent report card flunks America&#39;s colleges in a key subject for many students and parents: affordability. While noting progress in areas such as student preparation, the biennial study by the
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Report cards are in, and the grades are not good: New York City private schools have given The New York Sun an F.
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Aug. 20, 2004  Budget cuts appear to have done little harm to the quality of America&#39;s state-supported universities at least the way US News &amp; World Report measures it. Public universities generally hold their own in the magazine&#39;s latest college ...
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A new study says hundreds of thousands of college students who may be eligible for federal financial aid don&#39;t get it for a simple reason - they don&#39;t apply.
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A study reveals a lack of consistency in the way universities punish plagiarism.
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Â· 'Alarming' misconceptions uncovered in surveyÂ· Tuition fees led to fall in university applications
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English students were lent Â£376.9m to pay for annual tuition fees of Â£3,000, figures show.
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The report, gathered by the nonprofit Trust for America&#39;s Health, graded states according to whether or not they met 10 criteria such as flu vaccine rates, the amount
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College costs of $50,000 a year? That prospect seemed extreme when I wrote about soaring higher education bills in my 1989 column.
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After a report from the College Board on soaring tuition, parents and their teenage children could be forgiven for asking themselves if college is necessary.
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Large percentages of high school seniors are posting weak scores on national math and reading tests even though more of them are taking challenging courses and getting higher grades in school, say two new government reports released Thursday.
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The University of Phoenix -- the nation&#39;s largest for-profit university -- has been fined $9.8 million by federal regulators who found that Phoenix violated a rule banning pay incentives for recruiters in an effort to boost enrollment.
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The Princeton Review&#39;s release this week of its annual &quot;The Best 357 Colleges&quot; guidebook holds good news and not-so-good news for a few Long Island colleges, renewing complaints that the book&#39;s method for ranking colleges is mysterious ...
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When it comes to paying for college, cash-strapped families have had a few good tidings of late. A string of elite, private colleges have announced major boosts in financial aid.
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The BBC's Mike Baker looks at the report that UK degree classifications have outlived their usefulness.
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Pupils in fee-paying schools scored four times as many A* grades at GCSE this summer than the average for teenagers in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, according to figures from the Independent Schools Council (ISC) released yesterday.
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Obese children are costing U.S. schools millions of dollars every year in lost funding and may be lowering test scores as well, a report released by a former U.S. surgeon general said on Thursday.