Over a four-year period, college students who did not finish their degrees owed 6% more than their initial student loan debt, while those who did finish owed 6% less. Whether students complete college ...

The current national six-year college completion rate stands at 62.2%, essentially unchanged from the last two years, according to the Completing College 2023 Report released today by the National ...

Six-year college completion rates remained stalled this year, according to a new report from the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center. The overall completion rate across higher ed for the ...

A student at Rutgers University arrives to attend the 250th Anniversary commencement ceremony on May 15, 2016, in New Brunswick, New Jersey. This story was originally published on Higher Ed Dive. To ...

After several years of stalled progress in the national college completion rates, there are promising signs of improvement in the percentage of college students who are earning credentials within a ...

Most U.S. adults don’t have a four-year college degree, but the reasons for not completing one differ for men and women. The growing gender gap in higher education — both in enrollment and graduation ...

The Garden State is joining the Complete College America (CCA) Alliance – a coalition of states, systems, institutions of higher education, and other organizations committed to improving credential ...

A national nonprofit group focused on college completion has released a playbook looking at uses for artificial intelligence to equalize and scale access to college degrees. Complete College America’s ...

Tufts alumnus Neil Swidey spoke at the Tisch College Civic Life Lunch about his work on the Alray Scholars Program, which aims to support Boston Public School students in completing their college ...

The education nonprofit Complete College America, an advocate for structural and policy reform to boost college-completion rates, published a 78-page "AI playbook" this month outlining more than 170 ...