Americans are increasingly skeptical about the value and cost of college, with most saying they feel the U.S. higher education system ... view of whether college is worth the time and money ...

Higher education would not have improved her career ... it may make some people dislike us, but that's a price worth paying." As American society "becomes more and more splintered and polarized ...

Confidence in the value of education ... financially worth it to go to college, despite rising tuition. College graduates learn transferrable workforce skills and tend to have higher earnings ...

But today only 36 percent of Americans express high confidence in higher education, according to recent polling. This skepticism isn’t unfounded. As college costs rise faster than need-based aid and ...

Think of it as a sticker price on a car lot ... perhaps we need to focus on rethinking higher education's "worth" rather than lowering its cost. Most students attend college with the expectation ...

Nicholas Ladany writes about reimagining higher education. Higher education faces ... It just becomes more trouble than it's worth. Without clear incentives for interdisciplinary work, why would ...

Opinions expressed by Forbes Contributors are their own. I'm bridging the gap between college and the workplace for Gen Z. It’s not only older Americans who are losing faith in the nation’s ...

In my 25 years in and around higher education, I have always subscribed to the “fix and disrupt” school of innovation. With this mindset, I try not to wring my hands at the fact that millions fewer ...

Even post-corona, and a return to proximity, the temporary elimination of the college experience will have catalyzed a question American households were afraid to ask: Is it worth it? After a ...