Over 360 first-generation college and lower-income (FLi) students from across the state, the country and the world benefited from four programs hosted this summer by Princeton’s Emma Bloomberg Center ...

Reaching out to students as early as eighth grade is one way college faculty are working to increase diversity on campuses. A $2.2 million grant will launch the Minnesota Partnerships for College ...

Nicolle Echeverria, a political science major from the California State University, was sure about a career in law. But things took a turn in 2022, when her friend told her about Ignite, an intensive ...

Career and technical education programs today are less often the traditional, vocational programs of decades past that enrolled students who weren’t on the college track. Today’s programs emphasize ...

Keene State College Educator Preparation Programs are accredited by the Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation (CAEP) and the National Association of Schools of Music. Additionally, all ...

Soleil Burke has fond memories of her childhood on the Pyramid Lake Paiute Reservation in northwestern Nevada, a tight-knit community located 35 miles northeast of Reno. “It is a safe and nurturing ...

Charles Nailen/The Hoya Participants of GU’s Schiff Scholar Institute of College Preparation sign yearbooks after their commencement ceremony. Thirty-four high school seniors graduated Saturday from ...

For low-income students in the United States, the college math is bleak: only one-third of kids from families at or below the poverty line attend college, and even fewer graduate. The Department of ...

This article was originally published in CalMatters. In this politically charged era, there’s one thing both parties agree on: the benefits of high school career pathways. With strong bipartisan ...

IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) -- Several programs designed to help hundreds of Iowa low-income students prepare for college could be at risk under proposed federal budget cuts, university officials say. The ...

The Virginia Attorney General’s Office has sent a scathing letter calling on a middle school to stop enrolling students in its college prep program “based on race” after it excluded white and Asian ...