Colleges have taken a reputational hit in recent years, but experts say they still offer value to students – value that the students themselves still appreciate.

Confidence in higher education slipped again this year, reversing some improvement in sentiment following a low point a couple of years ago.

Most parents of recent college graduates believe their child's education was worth the investment, according to a newly published survey from the Art & Science Group, a consulting firm that works with nonprofit educational institutions.

A new survey of college-bound students found diversity, equity and inclusion programs and policies are not driving school choices, but the "conceptual benefits" of DEI-related efforts are strongly supported among the new crop of freshmen.

Art & Science Group, a consulting firm that works with nonprofit educational institutions, surveyed high schoolers, both bound for college and those who decided to skip more school.