College Planning

While Ivy League universities and other elite schools raise prices, some less selective institutions are reducing costs in a bid to attract more students.

It’s easier to get into college than conventional wisdom would suggest.

The Department of Education already announced that the rollout will be delayed for a second year in a row.

Delays stemming from a revamp of the federal financial aid application mean many students are making their higher education decisions without key information about the price.

FAFSA applicants encounter delay after delay in this year’s countdown to college decision day.

With most schools no longer requiring standardized test scores, college-bound students will have to look to other ways to impress admissions officers.