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Columnist Sam Zou argues that U.S. News rankings will remain influential, for better or worse, even as many top law schools are pulling out.

Both students and advisors believe college rankings are not that important. But an expert says they are unlikely to go away anytime soon.

College consumers should be wary of forking over big bucks for certain degrees. Americans have believed, for too long, that the only ticket to middle-class life came from college..

For decades, parents have sacrificed and students have gone into debt to fund college degrees that lead nowhere. But the college scam may be up soon – not thanks to any moral awakening on the part of college administrators. Instead, a tight job market is motivating more employers, including Google, IBM and some state governments,…

 

Commentary For decades, parents have sacrificed and students have gone into debt to fund college degrees that lead ...

Colleges are run for the benefit of the employees, not students, and certainly not the taxpayers

Enrollment at U.S. colleges is declining amid growing skepticism about price and value of higher education.

Ithaca College ranked No. 12 on the

Columbia’s recent data scandal undermines the pretense of objectivity at <i>U.S. News.</i>