The table below highlights each college’s standout quality and compares them by graduation rate and retention rate. The table ...

Going to college works out financially for most students, a report shows, but the benefits depend greatly on the types of programs they enroll in.

With rising college costs, some top schools and programs have embraced a tuition-free model. However, generous aid packages also attract more students, which "can skew admissions towards middle- or ...

In some cases, students can complete one to two years of college coursework by the time they finish high school, a type of dual enrollment known as "early college." That can take two years off the ...

The table below shows each school’s main strength and graduation rate. The following table compares each school by average in ...

You don’t have to wait until after high school graduation to experience college for yourself. We welcome high school students interested in attending Miami University to explore on-campus and virtual ...

Sixty-four high school seniors from Rhode Island and Massachusetts completed their first year of college while still enrolled ...

Through the following opportunities, we invite students of all ages to come to Drexel and get acquainted with university life. Often, these students are just beginning high school and our programs ...

Our three programs offer unique experiences to earn a medical degree. The University (Western Reserve 2) Program, our traditional four-year MD program, is our oldest and largest, offering an ...

The Massachusetts Dual Enrollment Program was established by the Education Reform Act of 1993. The program provides qualified high school juniors and seniors the opportunity to take courses at public ...