Your questions, answered by experts. By The New York Times Illustrations by Sean Dong Updated Sept. 30, 2025 Leer en español There are few challenges facing students more daunting than applying and ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Cicely Jones simplifies financial concepts for young professionals. It’s college admission season. If your child has gotten into a ...

Saving for college can feel overwhelming for new parents. Questions like when to start, how much to save, and where to put the money can make it hard to know where to begin. And with college costs ...

In five years of writing for various audiences, Uche has learned to simplify career-focused content for ambitious learners regardless of their qualifications. Her work is published in notable ...

The national rhetoric regarding the value of attending a college or university has reached a fever pitch. Being “better off” goes well beyond politics and the price of milk and eggs or an ...

Editor's note: This column was first published by Ramsey Solutions. Dave Ramsey is an eight-time national bestselling author, personal finance expert and host of "The Ramsey Show." He has appeared on ...

Maria Sandate-Reyes, a third year plant sciences major, poses for a photo at the Veg Crops greenhouse. (Karin Higgins/UC Davis) Making the decision to change your major can be quite difficult. You ...

The rise of artificial intelligence is threatening the foundations of education — how we teach, how we assess and even how students learn to think. Cheating has become effortless. Attention spans are ...

More than 40 percent of high school students who earned college credit as part of dual-enrollment programs went on to earn a degree or certificate within four years of graduation, according to new ...

Are our high schoolers all right? It’s the ultimate question for parents, policymakers, and K-12 educators. Student academic progress, mental health, and higher education have all yet to recover from ...