Cost

U.S. colleges and universities are offering ever-greater discounts to make their institutions more affordable and attractive as they compete for students who are increasingly concerned about the value of a…

At nearly 700 colleges and universities across the country, net prices have risen more rapidly for the lowest-income students than for their highest-income peers, says The Hechinger Report.

Changes to the financial aid process could expand access to Pell Grants for students from low-income households, according to a new analysis from state education leaders.

A new book recounts how some college students have adopted a routine of paid blood plasma donations in order to afford their education and basic needs.

New Yellow Ribbon Program benefits will cover the annual cost of full-time undergraduate tuition for eligible military-connected students.

With the majority of college students commuting to campus, U.S. colleges and universities are working to ease public transportation expenses and broaden access.

The medical insurance and health center fees required by many U.S. colleges and universities can sneak up on students and families already struggling to manage college costs.

A new report from the Government Accountability Office says that most U.S. colleges and universities are not following best practices for providing clear and standard information when sharing financial aid…

The National College Attainment Network finds that two- and four-year colleges are becoming more unaffordable for the average Pell Grant recipient.

In a new survey of high school graduates who decided not to attend college or stopped out, most said they are undecided about college or not planning to attend, citing…