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Fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic has continued to disrupt transfer student pathways, especially among students over age 20, according to new data from the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center.

The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation has announced a new effort to help more students earn college credit before they graduate from high school.

Postsecondary enrollment shrank by 4.1% this spring, with losses concentrated at community colleges, according to a new report.

At a time when a strong labor market is enticing students to pause their studies and prioritize full-time employment, universities like Morgan State are finding ways to re-engage adult learners…

What if colleges pursued and applied for students, rather than the other way around? One company hopes the approach will broaden students’ opportunities, reduce strain on counselors, and diversify college…

A new report shows declining transfer enrollment, especially among students moving from community colleges to four-year programs, a crucial pathway for both students and institutions.

New survey results show why college students are stopping out, pointing to emotional stress as a growing challenge.

Several U.S. institutions are exploring the possibility of a more efficient, affordable bachelor’s degree program.

Highly selective schools are announcing record application numbers—and strikingly low acceptance rates—at a time when many smaller regional institutions are still scrambling to fill classes and re-engage students.

Early college high schools are drawing attention as one way to expand college readiness for low-income and first-generation students, providing an affordable on-ramp to higher education.