California is moving ahead with an online college for “stranded workers,” reports Mikhail Zinshteyn on EdSource. It will offer short-term...

Job hunting is a class at Skidmore, a liberal arts college in upstate New York, reports NPR’s Elissa Nadworny. Paul Calhoun, a business...

While U.S. students are told that a four-year college degree is the only route to success, employers are paying top dollar for those...

uses job-market data to help students plan their futures, reports Catherine Gewertz in Education Week. Students at iLEAD Academy...

“Students who take a lot of career-and-technical-education classes in high school are hard workers who are less likely than their peers...

Now that unemployment is down, employers may think twice about degree inflation, writes Preston Cooper in Forbes. They can’t afford to be...

The cheapest route to a bachelor’s degree — in theory — is to live at home, go to a low-cost community college, earn an associate of arts...

sheepskin effect” requires a master’s degree. “If trends continue, by 2025 we will be offering master’s degrees in janitorial science.”...

Most people don’t learn much in college beyond basic literacy and numeracy, writes Bryan Caplan in The Atlantic. A degree shows mastery...

Which college should I attend? How much can I safely borrow? Should I take a half-time job or an unpaid internship? Join a fraternity or...

While schools struggle to teach basic 20th-century skills,  21st-century students will need to compete with robots for work in The Age of...

Instead of paying for college, students can learn now, pay later at San Francisco’s Make School, reports Emily DeRuy in the San Jose...

In Out of High School, Into Real Life, the New York Times profiles recent graduates who aren’t enrolling in college. Many seem quite...

Looking cool — or stupid? Getting ready for college now means cleaning up your online image, writes Taylor Lorenz on Mashable. Many high...

A new survey shows 74 percent of employers plan to hire recent college graduates this year, up from 67 percent last year. Thirty-nine...

Robots — artificial intelligence technology — will take up to 47 percent of U.S. jobs in the next few decades, predicts a White House...