It may have just gotten harder to land a graduate nursing degree in Delaware and beyond. Confusion has swirled after the U.S. Department of Education left nursing and other areas of study off a list ...

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Research has found that Americans are increasingly questioning whether college is worth the time and price, deterred by the rising cost of higher education and the prospect of student debt. But ...

Harper College and other community colleges have renewed a long-sought plan to offer four-year bachelor’s degrees in select fields, but the effort has again stalled in Springfield amid opposition from ...

Community college leaders will once again attempt to offer bachelor’s degrees in nursing, renewing a fight with the state’s universities over whether expanding to the two-year sector eases ...

MUSCATINE, Iowa — The suspect moved menacingly toward her, but Elexiana Oliva stood her ground, gun drawn and in a half crouch as she calmly tried to talk him down. The confrontation wasn't real, and ...

The University of Mississippi and the University of Southern Mississippi are getting several new degree programs. The Mississippi Institutions of Higher Learning approved the programs during a regular ...

Six additional bachelor’s degree programs have been approved across California’s community colleges, the state chancellor’s office for the college system announced. With the approvals, there are now ...

Students doing certain degrees may no longer receive the same amount of reimbursement for their studies now that the Department of Education is implementing various measures from President Donald ...

Some private and public sector employers are eliminating college degree requirements for certain jobs, at a time when many Americans are questionning the value of higher education, a new survey shows.

Last month, Manchester University, a private liberal arts college two hours north of Indianapolis, became the first college in Indiana to win approval to offer reduced-credit bachelor’s degrees. The ...