Miramar College student Allen Kuo has a lot more free time this fall semester. He’s been working at a Chinese restaurant 25 minutes from his San Diego County campus.

College life is often the first taste of true independence — and with that freedom comes the responsibility of managing money ...

Everyone knows that college is expensive. Tuition alone can be financially crippling and that is not including any school supplies or textbooks you may need. That's why the thriftier you can be ...

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It’s no secret that college textbooks are expensive. The average student spends around $310 per year on course materials alone and a total of $1,250 for books and supplies each year at a public ...

1. Fill out the FAFSA: Your first step toward aid. The Free Application for Federal Student Aid is the first step in paying for college.This form, administered by the U.S. Department of Education ...

Teachers have shifted away from assigning whole books before students ever reach college. Only 17% of third-to-eighth-grade teachers said they primarily teach whole texts, a recent EdWeek Research ...

Last week, as U. S. educators gathered for their big annual conventions, the educational air was heavy with storm clouds. In Philadelphia, where 4,000 Progressive Educators met, and in Atlantic ...

High school students in Tuscaloosa will soon have expanded access to free college courses, thanks to an expansion of the ...

Ohio’s dual-enrollment program is called College Credit Plus. Public and private school students in grades seven through 12 can enroll in college courses – for free – through a local ...