Paying more for college diminishes the average ROI, but not too significantly for students who graduate in four years, the NY ...

Rising tuition, the spread of more traditional ideas of masculinity on social media and a desire for an immediate income are ...

Overall, the researchers estimated, graduating from college produced a “substantial” return of 12.5% in lifetime earnings in ...

The payoff on a college degree stands near its all-time high, according to a new report from the New York Fed.

Is a higher education degree still a good bet for New Yorkers? We think it’s clear that investing in a college education remains a good buy.

College is ultimately an investment, and "investments, by definition, have an inherent risk to them," Zack Mabel, director of research at the Georgetown University Center on Education and the ...

The crowds lined up early outside Dickies Arena in Fort Worth for a big show; the Uplift Education Senior Decision Day.

The rising cost of college and ballooning student loan balances have played a large role in changing views about the higher education system, with students increasingly questioning whether a four-year ...

But the typical college graduate can expect a median 12.5% return on their investment in higher education, the agency says. That means for most students, it's still worth it to go to college.

On Wednesday morning, the College released the following statement: “Hartlepool College of Further Education has valued its ...