Education

College is back in session, which means college students are preparing to dole out a hefty chunk of change on tuition fees and school supplies. They are targets for scammers.

Data shows the cost of attending college has soared by nearly five times the rate of inflation since 1970, and enrollment has declined the last decade.

WalletHub recently discovered the states that have the best and worst community college systems in the U.S. this year, using data from a previous report on the best community colleges in the country.

Inflation is straining school budgets nationwide, as districts are forced to pay more for everything from school supplies in the classroom to maintaining the bus fleets picking up kids.

Some companies are increasing wages to attract bus drivers as the driver shortage continues with the school year fast approaching.

One school in Gary, Indiana is proving 'free' college is already possible without political change.

There is an ongoing shortage of teachers and support staff. some officials say. Aside from the issues relating to the COVID-19 pandemic, teachers face a lack of respect, benefits and low pay.

School supplies are a necessary expense for many families. However, with surging inflation, the most popular items are going to make a bigger dent in consumers' wallets.

Inflation-conscious shoppers are worried back-to-school shopping will further strain their wallets and are turning to different money-saving tactics to get by.

Chipotle fans this summer have an opportunity to nominate their favorite teacher for a free burrito offer that's being offered in the middle of August.

WalletHub found the states with the best and worst early education systems for 2022. Rankings were based on access to early childhood education, quality, resources and more.

Parents and teachers are hitting stores for back-to-school supplies as inflation remains at a record high. Several companies are trying to lift the financial burden off customers.

President Biden is expected to announce his decision this month on extending the pandemic-era pause on paying back student loans and forgiving some debt.

Seth Goshorn abandoned his $43,000-per-year teaching job in favor of a $55,000-per-year manager gig at Walmart, the Ohio man announced in a now-viral TikTok video.

Former Education Secretary Bill Bennett discusses the DEI agenda on university campuses and whether parents should reassess the use of tuition funds for their kids

Personal finance website WalletHub published a report on Monday that found the most educated cities in 2022, after comparing the 150 largest metro areas in America.

One-third of consumers are saving in other areas in order to cover the cost of back-to-school supplies for the upcoming year as inflation rises, hitting a new four-decade high in June.

Proposed changes to student loan forgiveness programs would make it easier for borrowers who already qualify to get access to relief, the Biden administration said.

Rising Aviation High School in Addison, Texas, could help reduce the pilot shortage in the longer term, with classes training future pilots in their teens.

Although interest rates have risen over the past few months, some borrowers may still be able to lock in a lower monthly payment with student loan refinancing.