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USC cost of attendance nears $100,000
The University of Southern California on Wednesday hiked tuition by more than $3,000 for the upcoming academic year, pushing ...
Most underpaid men's college basketball coaches
T.J. Otzelberger leads this year's analysis of most underpaid men's basketball coaches based on USA TODAY Sports' annual ...
USC attendance costs nearly $100,000 for the 2025 school year
Students and their families will have to pay nearly $100,000 to attend USC next year, according to the university.
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Bills targeting Iowa universities could cost campuses millions
A legislative proposal aimed at upping Iowa-resident enrollment in the UI Colleges of Medicine and Dentistry could deprive ...
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Child care costs more than college tuition, report says. Why is it so expensive?
Infant and toddler care is the most expensive kind of child care and often the most difficult to find. The reality is that ...
Can Young People Afford to Not Go to College?
The president of Quinnipiac University makes the argument that while college is expensive, not going to college can costs ...
Baylor is scaling back class size, research plans fearing Trump cuts could cost university $80M
Uncertainty over health research funding is prompting the elite Baylor College of Medicine to scale back plans to expand the university’s research efforts and to reduce its incoming class size by ...
A University Denies Benefits to Gay Spouses. Can I Attend to Save Money?
The magazine’s Ethicist columnist on a conflict of morals and budget.
What’s a ‘college town’ after the college closes? This Vermont community is finding out.
Poultney was anchored by Green Mountain College until 2019. Now — like many other small New England towns left with gaping ...
Trump fired thousands of Social Security workers. Here’s how it affects Florida.
In 2019, Jeff Meisler started feeling strange at work. A software engineer nearing 60, Meisler was having trouble thinking ...
Thousands of high-risk toxic sites unchecked due to lack of cash
Of those, 13,093 were considered to be potentially high risk, which experts said should have then been subject to physical testing. Yet, more than 11,000 of them remain unchecked to this day.