Student debt

College students in the United States spend more time working each day than actually sitting in lecture halls or at the library, a new report shows.

The FAFSA will soon be available on a new mobile app and a website redesigned to work well on devices like phones and tablets.

The Department of Education has come under fire for shielding student loan companies from state law enforcement officials and federal regulators who accuse the companies of misleading borrowers.

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A new report finds that individuals who complete college are far more likely than non-completers to begin repaying their federal student loans.

Dallas-based Paul Quinn College—the nation’s first urban work college—plans to create a network of urban institutions interested in adopting the work-college model to curb intergenerational poverty.

A growing number of public research universities assign different price tags to different academic programs, but critics say the approach may discourage low-income students from entering certain fields.

Calling it “an absurd show to match an absurd crisis,” comedian Michael Torpey this week premiered a new game show whose winner gets money toward reducing their college loan debt.