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Congress unanimously approved to expand the GI Bill, helping veterans who wasted their benefits at now defunct for-profit colleges.

Graduate school can get you a salary bump -- but it doesn't come cheap.

Funding for state colleges and universities fell 61% in 2016, forcing schools to make layoffs, cut back library hours, and put off maintenance work.

A new HSBC report tracking education costs in 15 countries and territories found parents in Hong Kong spend the most on their children's education.

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The Department of Education will press pause on two Obama-era rules aimed at protecting student borrowers who were defrauded by their college.

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More employers are offering their workers extra cash to help them pay off their student loan debt.

Democrats in the Senate slammed DeVos Tuesday, claiming her proposed budget cuts don't reflect a concern for student debtors.

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Betsy DeVos oversees a $1.3 trillion student debt program that touches 42 million Americans. Many borrowers complain about the servicing they receive.

Government and non-profit doctors and lawyers earn less than their colleagues in the private sector, but they can have just as much student debt.

If you're a college student or a graduate who has student loans, be on the lookout for what happens to these five proposals in Trump's budget.

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The Public Service Loan Forgiveness program promises to cancel remaining student debt for some workers after they make 10 years of payments.

Senator Elizabeth Warren has a message to new graduates dealing with student debt: Stand up for yourself with the politicians.

This kindergarten teacher's biggest regret isn't getting her master's degree. It's signing up for the public service loan forgiveness program.