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By Joseph Williams | Word In Black (WIB) - It’s been one thing after another with the new-but-not-necessarily-improved Free Application for Federal

Because a disproportionate number of them need federal money to pay for college, Black students might opt out of higher education.

College began as a nearly all-male world, and that long trickled down through the education system. Then, 50 years ago, the U.S. government prohibited ...

It has long been understood that there exists a strong association between a student’s belief in the future utility of mathematics and their self-efficacy in mathematics. This study reexamines this association by studying these variables based on data collected from a sample of 21,444 ninth-grade students who participated in the 2009 High School Longitudinal Study (HSLS09). The nature of the association between future utility beliefs of students in mathematics and self-efficacy of students in mathematics is explored visually using the simple correspondence analysis technique. The main featur...

A new UGA study found high school GPA, family income and parents’ education influence college aspirations and beliefs about attending college.