There are a lot of teenagers that don’t see the value of higher education. This article will explain to them how an education can greatly improve their quality of life for years to come.

We all know that getting decent grades is important for success in college or university. However, there is a lot more to just grades when it comes to doing well in college and university. The following are some great tips regarding lifestyle and personal balance on campus to help you.

As the year comes to a close, I thought I’d highlight the college admissions articles that generated the most reader interest in 2008.

What’s a Good SAT Score? Learn what the…

Taxpaying students, for this upcoming tax season you can claim the Hope tax credit or the Lifetime Learning tax credit by completing Parts I and III of IRS Form 8863 and entering the education credit amount on your 1040 or 1040A when completing your ta…

A survey found that students are applying to less expensive schools and looking for scholarships.

A single mom who lost her home to foreclosure found ways for her daughter to attend a private college.

A $10 billion promise would be the largest new initiative for young children since Head Start began in 1965.

Gov. David A. Paterson plans to announce a low-cost student loan program to help 45,000 students in New York secure credit and cope with tuition increases at both public and private colleges.

California, the only state that passed in the study, scraped by with a C minus.