A report shows the higher education road map is changing as more high school seniors consider alternative pathways.

Dozens of La Vergne High seniors earned associate degrees with dual enrollment ahead of high school graduation.

Students aged 18 to 20 now make up the largest share of first-time associate degree earners, a new report by the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center published this past week shows.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. While the number of new students seeking two-year associate’s degrees rose 2.2%, interest in bachelor’s degrees grew less than 1%.

EPCC and UTEP collaborate on an auto-graduation program that awards associate degrees to eligible students, often without ...

Lane Community College is planning to cut two associate degree programs to address their budget shortfall of $4 million. This ...

Shelbie joined Community Impact in August 2022 and has been the editor of the McKinney edition since July 2023. Prior to CI, Shelbie served as a business news fellow for the Dallas Morning News. She ...

As National Volunteer Month comes to a close, one western North Carolina high school student is reflecting on how ...

New enrollments at American colleges and universities hit their highest level in a decade last fall, but a closer look at the type of institution high schoolers are opting for says a lot about what ...