6 Ways AI Can Help College Students Study Smarter and Learn More
When used responsibly, AI can be a powerful study partner that can help students succeed.
White House Initiative Celebrates 10th Anniversary with Diverse 2024 HBCU Cohort
This year, 110 students from 77 HBCUs across the nation and around the world have been selected for their exceptional academic achievements, leadership potential, and dedication to their communities.
Bloomberg Philanthropies Announces $600M Gift to Historically Black Medical Schools
Bloomberg Philanthropies has announced a $600 million donation to the endowments of four historically Black medical schools.
Secure Your Student’s Future with 5 College Insurance Must-Haves
As you collaborate on a back-to-college checklist, make sure to add insurance shopping.
7 Strategies to Save for Retirement and College at the Same Time
Putting away money to afford both retirement and higher education can be quite expensive. There are several smart strategies that can help you strike the right balance.
Everything You Need to Know About Borrowing Money for College
It’s critical to understand the ins and outs of borrowing for college before taking out a loan.
Unlock Your Future: Time Still Left to File FAFSA for Financial Aid
Any student, regardless of income, who wants to be considered for federal, state and school financial aid programs including grants, scholarships, work-study funds and loans, should complete the FAFSA.
Taking Out Student Loans? How to Borrow Strategically
With a record $1.7 trillion in outstanding student loan debt among U.S. students, it’s likely that your own debt is burdensome on your wallet. Here are several tips that can help.
Paying for College? 6 Ways to Make it Affordable
Affording college can be stressful but there are several ways you can help your children afford their degrees and set them up for success later in life.
Biden-Harris Administration Propels HBCUs with Record $16 Billion Investment
Officials said the Biden-Harris administration’s dedication to HBCUs underscores their vital role in fostering upward economic mobility in the United States.
7 Essentials for Setting Your New College Grad Up for Success
Here are some ideas for gifts that will help your graduate succeed in their brave, new world post-grad.
U.S. Department of Education Acts to Ease FAFSA Woes Amidst Rising Concerns
“We are determined to close the FAFSA completion gap,” declared U.S. Deputy Secretary of Education Cindy Marten.
How Colleges and Universities Can Support Adult Learners Navigating a Changing World
While mental illness can impact anyone, adult learners who are balancing their personal lives with professional and educational pursuits need special attention.
5 Financial Tips for New College Graduates
Finance professionals say these five strategies can help you hit the ground running during this transitional phase of life.
President Biden to Deliver Commencement Address at Morehouse College
President Joe Biden plans to deliver the commencement address at Morehouse College on May 19, a significant event as he seeks to strengthen ties with the diverse coalition that played a pivotal role in his election to the White House.
Summer and Fall Registrations are Open at LSC-Houston North
Summer and Fall Registration is open at LSC-Houston North.
President Biden Unveils Sweeping Student Loan Relief Plans Targeting Racial Disparities
One of the central aims of the proposals is to address the disproportionate debt burden borne by communities of color, mainly Black and Latino borrowers.
Study Reveals Persistent Underrepresentation of Black and Hispanic Faculty in Higher Education
The study, which examined data spanning from fiscal years 2003 to 2021, found that while the proportions of Black and Hispanic faculty members have seen slight upticks, they continue to lag behind their representation in the broader workforce, particularly among workers with advanced degrees and professionals.
What Families With College-Bound Students Need to Know This Spring
Recent changes to the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) designed to simplify the process have led to unforeseen hiccups and technical glitches, causing academic institutions to delay sending out financial aid award letters. However, once you finally get the results, it can give your family a better idea of what to do next.