The U.S. Department of Education (Department) office of Federal Student Aid (FSA) today announced a $37.7 million fine against Grand Canyon University (GCU), which disbursed the most federal
The consensus among experts on how college students who want to study abroad should approach searching for scholarships is simple: Do it early. Just as with coursework, finances
An increasing number of American states are requiring that students receive personal finance education in order to complete high school. At the same time, states are hoping to
Nearly 9 in 10 public school districts struggled to hire teachers heading into the school year, and many potential hires were deterred by low salaries. The detail is
China aims to grow the country’s computing power by more than a third in less than three years, a move set to benefit local suppliers and boost technology
There is a persistent myth that healthcare is magically free after you’ve retired, partly thanks to Medicare. Ask any retiree with a health condition, and I assure you
The number of children missing school in England is a crisis that needs to be tackled with bigger, bolder national measures, MPs say. Twice as many pupils have
Financial literacy rates have been consistently low for some time. For the past five years, Americans could correctly answer only around 50 percent of P-Fin Index questions that
A diverse society needs a diverse healthcare workforce. And diversity in health professions education is increasingly possible due to a wider variety of entry routes to undergraduate programmes.
