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U.S. Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona responded to questions about critical issues in education at the Education Writers Association conference in Las Vegas.

Advocates for higher education in Alabama are mobilizing to ensure students have the support they need for federal student aid applications this summer. Delays in the release of the Free Application for Federal Student Aid have left many college-bound students in limbo about their financial aid eligibility. Chandra Scott, executive director of the nonprofit Alabama Possible, said only about 42% of high school seniors applied for FAFSA this year, down sharply from 2023. ...

The financial aid process has been very challenging for students and families this year. Thankfully, there is still time to appeal for more aid before classes start.

Four hundred and eighty one seniors graduated from Kenwood Academy Tuesday in a cheerful ceremony that celebrated the final class to have their schooling impacted by the Covid-19 pandemic.

Delaware College of Art and Design announced its closure due to financial challenges from declining enrollment, rising costs, and FAFSA rollout issues. Read to learn more.

"UMaine is the most affordable flagship in the region, with its in-state tuition rate this year 40 percent lower than the average of its New England peers."

Scholarships available for career education

NCMC Trustees discuss improvements, personal days, and budget approvals at May 28 meeting. Key updates from President Klaver and more.

As president of College of The Albemarle, I am passionate about our institution’s role in transforming lives and communities. COA serves as the regional education and training center at the

Application must be submitted by then to claim state financial aid.