College

4ICU.org recently released their list of the Top Universities in New Jersey.  Watch the video above to see who made the Top 5 and check out the entire list below.  Where did your alma mater rank? 1  Princeton University Princeton 2  Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey New Brunswick ...

The summer is coming to an end. That means that it's time to pack up and go back to college.

Here's a lesson every college student learns before they even enter their first class: Textbooks are expensive.

As the cost of higher-education soars, a New Jersey congresswoman is helping spearhead the effort to pass a measure designed to produce a debt-free college education.

The New Jersey College Affordability Commission is not expected to report its recommendations to Gov. Chris Christie and the Legislature until September of 2016, but the panel took testimony Wednesday at the Statehouse and received a variety of ideas to consider in an effort to lower the cost of a college education in New Jersey.

Gov. Chris Christie says he plans to announce in the near future a detailed proposal for making college more affordable and to ensure that institutions of higher education are matching students' skills to the needs of employers.

Mental health issues are on the rise among college students, the numbers suggest, and parents and high schools are being encouraged to play a bigger role in dissolving the problem.

Faced with the after effects of the economic downturn, along with the rising cost of tuition, more college students are going hungry.

We hear a lot about lower-income students failing to earn a college degree, but the same can be said for students from middle class families.

First of all, there’s not that many good college players. Less than one percent are going to play in the NBA. What about the other 99 percent that are getting a free education? Think about it ~ Charles Barkley   So the NCAA basketball tournament is underway and so is the discussion of "March Money". Millions...