College? For many in Gen Z, that's starting to sound like a bad investment. Why rack up student debt when you can make six figures welding, plumbing, or wiring up a house? That's been the thinking ...

It may be worth going into debt for college if your degree allows you to do a job you otherwise couldn't, if it allows you to earn more income than you'd have earned without a degree, ...

There is currently $1.7 trillion in outstanding student debt. The cost of college has gone up more than 400 percent in real terms since the mid 1970s, ...

Student debt can lead many people to defer important life decisions and milestones. In a 2001 survey , 36 percent of young people with student loans chose to delay moving out of a family member ...

More than 1 million Virginians owe student loan debt, which can linger for decades. Direct-to-school debt can also prevent students from completing their degrees, because Virginia colleges ...

This year’s high school graduates could take on $37,300 in student loan debt in pursuit of a bachelor’s degree, according to NerdWallet analysis of data from the Department of Education.

Despite a $34.0 trillion national debt, President Joseph Biden is planning on canceling some, or all, of $158 billion of student debt of an estimated 30 million persons.This may be good politics ...

President Biden’s decision to cancel $10,000 of college debt for virtually all Americans with student debt and $20,000 for Pell Grant recipients was a major victory for activists who have long ...

Assuming the student uses debt to finance this additional cost, we've estimated how long it would take them to pay it off. The average salary for an early-career, 2 college-educated worker in the ...

Unpaid Student Debt Is Already Pushing Seniors Into Poverty To collect on student-loan debt, the government reduced the Social Security checks of 114,000 Americans last year. By Eric Levitz Sept ...

Now she works for College Possible, coaching other students through the process, and debating the pursuit of a higher degree. And yes, that would mean taking on more debt.

A self-taught student loan researcher argues that a series of assumptions about college are ensnaring students in a debt trap—and he offers a way out. Students are trapped in a matrix of assumptions ...