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America is a very career-driven nation that has built up its society by correlating people’s self-worth with their career success. This unhealthy perception of workism has been developed within working individuals which indicates that their careers are the main focus of their identities and life purposes. But with how the American system for distributing income...

College hopefuls face changing admissions landscape after Supreme Court ruling

Some borrowers fear what's next as student loan payments resume in October. They're searching for answers and ways to trim their spending.

You don't need to repay a grant unless there's an obligation attached that you fail to complete.

This fall is the first college application season in which schools are prohibited from considering race and ethnicity when making admissions decisions, after…

Alumni of Rapid City Steven’s High School have joined together to knock out their school’s lunch debt. That $10,000 is huge for the families in need of support – but what about the rest of the state’s multi-million-dollar school lunch debt?

Florida's military veteran teacher recruitment program isn't doing much to fill teacher vacancies across the state — at least that's what the latest state numbers show.

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) – A group of alumni from Stevens High School in Rapid City are giving back by raising funds to ease lunch money debt. What started out as a way to give back to a school they once attended quickly grew into raising over $10,000. “I ran the idea by a couple […]

Some states want to pay off students loans to attract specialized talent. At least one state will help buy you a home to assist with your student debt.

High school seniors will soon begin applying to college. How can Ohio colleges keep campuses diverse following the Supreme Court's affirmative action decision?