Giving college credits for skills learned on the job is helping adults earn degrees and colleges fill empty seats.

If a bot does the work for your college degree, the bot will get the job.

College graduates are finding it hard to get their first professional job.

Ivy League graduates who've been resisting "late-stage capitalism" want jobs, but employers are resisting hiring them.

Most Americans don't think borrowing to go to college is worth it.

Alex majors in engineering at a public university, while Chris earns a nursing degree. Their return on investment (ROI) -- the increase...

Borrow a bundle to go to a prestigious private college? Or go to your state's flagship state university for slightly less status and a...

America invests more than $500 billion of taxpayer money in colleges each year, writes Ryan Craig, in an Education Next forum. That...

Half of college graduates are working in jobs that don't require a degree or college skills, report Vanessa Fuhrmans and Lindsay Ellis in...

Ninety-two percent of Americans like the idea of apprenticeships, according to a recent American Staffing Association survey, and 62...

Young Americans are trying to avoid student loans or find low-debt paths to good jobs, reports Nirvi Shah in USA Today. Janika Cook...

Selective colleges should stop expecting top students to take calculus, argues Scott White in Forbes. I was with him that far. My...

Young people believe they need a college degree to be considered for a "good job," writes Rick Hess, education policy director of the...

"College for all" meant degrees for some, disappointment for others and $1.75 trillion in debt for 48 million borrowers. Urban school...