Education
Choosing a college marks a significant early life decision for many Americans. Amidst considerations like cost and proximity to home, a many of the 16.6 million American college students today opt...
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Around 800,000 people with student loans in the United States will be notified of debt relief by the U.S. government this week, the White House announced on Monday Aug. 14. According to the Biden...
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Data consistently shows that people with college degrees tend to earn more than people without them. The Social Security Administration estimates that men with bachelor’s degrees earn $900,000 more...
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The impact of the coronavirus pandemic on the U.S. educational system was significant, causing many primary, secondary, and high school students to fall behind. According to the latest National...
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Racial income disparities are stark in the United States. On average, Black households earn about 63 cents for every dollar earned by white households, based on census figures. In addition, Black...
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A college education can be key to upward economic mobility in the U.S. Earning a bachelor’s degree not only opens the door to different employment opportunities, but it also increases earning...
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To many U.S. conservatives, college campuses have become increasingly intolerant hotbeds of liberalism, disinviting speakers who profess opinions that do not align with far-left views and creating...
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Among the many characteristics of the pernicious ongoing U.S. culture war is the fight over higher education. Conservatives claim that college campuses are awash in liberal biases, and indeed studies...
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Besides providing an education, going to college can offer a variety of other benefits to students. Students learn more about themselves, and meet friends and make connections at school, which can...
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The decision to attend college is not always an easy one. While it could be an incredibly rewarding experience that introduces students to lifelong friends and provides them with education, it can...
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In an era when it seems as if just about everything is getting more expensive by the day, the price of attending college is no exception. Making the decision to attend college – especially if...
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Let’s face it, college is expensive. Making the decision to attend college can be one that comes with countless benefits – education, lifelong friends and connections, job opportunities...
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Expensive, intimidating, and smart – many of the traits that often signify a good lawyer are the very same that make the legal profession among the most vilified in the United States. But...
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This article was written with the assistance of A.I. technology, and has been edited and fact-checked by Melly Alazraki. The California Institute of Technology in Pasadena is the hardest school to...
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Deciding where to go college is the first major life decision many Americans make. And while there are multiple factors to weigh when selecting a school – including cost and distance from home...
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