Despite the surge in colleges going "test optional," the number of students taking the SAT "is growing back to pre-pandemic figures,"...

College costs keep rising, even as more young people question a degree's value. The James Martin Center for Academic Renewal asked for...

After a year of remote algebra, "Diego" struggled with advanced algebra. Despite a week at George Mason University's Math Boot Camp, the...

College professors are "inflating grades and watering down their courses," write Mark Horowitz, Anthony L. Haynor and Kenneth Kickham in...

The U.S. could close the college readiness gap -- if the college-going rate keeps falling, writes Fordham's Michael Petrilli. Of course,...

Elite colleges should create and fund middle and high schools to educate disadvantaged students, writes Roland Fryer, a Harvard economics...

The Class of '23 missed the last part of ninth grade, and many missed chunks of 10th and 11th grade as well. Forty-two percent say...

Teaching "self-sufficiency and competence" should be the goal of high school -- not merely college prep -- writes Selim Tlili, a biology...

Who goes to college? Enrollment rates vary widely by family income, race and ethnicity and gender, but among students of similar academic...

For a year or more, their high school classes were online. Perhaps they returned to an on-and-off schedule with frequent quarantine...

Without SAT or ACT scores, deciding who to admit is "chaotic, admissions officers told Kelly Slay, a Vanderbilt researcher. It's hard to...

College enrollment continues to fall, according to a report from the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center. The number of...

The average ACT score hit a new low this year, while the percentage of test-takers who failed all four College Readiness Benchmarks hit a...