Alejandro Ortiz, Senior Research Associate As U.S. educational institutions, colleges, and universities scour the globe for sources of qualified international students, India ranks high on many […]

Williams College is one of the schools that’s dropped the SAT requirement. By Laura Krantz Globe Staff  August 22, 2016 Several top New England colleges have […]

Kingston Grammar School students are today celebrating some exceptional A Level examination results that are amongst the School’s best in the last 5 years. The class […]

John Deziel, a field representative with the Department of Homeland Security, met with Denise Hammon, president of the School of Fashion Design in Boston, to talk […]

Analysis seeks to identify universities that will challenge the global status quo in higher education. Rapidly improving universities that are seeking to capitalize on global trends […]

Traditional colleges including Northeastern University and Bellevue College are entering the coding boot camp market by partnering with boot camp providers or by creating their own programs. […]

Drew University always had an Ivy League look. Drive through the gated entrance of the leafy, 186-acre Madison, N.J. campus and you’re soon confronted by Mead […]

University rankings can focus on many different factors, including attractiveness of campus, satisfaction of students and alums, extracurricular benefits (such as top athletics programs), affordability of tuition, and […]

This fall, the University of Vermont will for the first time welcome a class of graduate students selected with the help of a for-profit international student recruiting company. […]