Here is the latest Education News from US News and World Report.
4 Mistakes International Freshmen Make at U.S. Colleges
Make sure to speak up about your needs as an international student, whether they’re academic or social.
Pursue an Education Career But Stay Out of the Classroom
From counseling to health instruction and game design, there are many entries to the education field.
10 Most Affordable Private Medical Schools
Each of these schools charged less than $50,000 for the 2015-2016 school year, U.S. News data show.
10 Ways to Nab a Scholarship to Pay for College
With rising college costs, here are some places where students and parents can look for scholarships.
Arab Region Students Creatively Use Arts Degrees
One Iraqi national is using his architecture degree to develop ports in his home country.
Top Private Law Schools That Give the Biggest Discount
Students should consider more than just tuition when considering the price of schools.
Find the Right Pre-College Summer Program
These programs, which offer a taste of college life, can help students improve their applications.
Find the Right Career Fit as a Future Lawyer
If the long hours of the partnership track don’t appeal, working as corporate counsel or in other roles is possible.
Do’s, Don’ts for Building a Law School Application List
Use an undergraduate GPA and LSAT score to identify reach, target and safety schools.
Map: See the Top 50 Law Schools in the U.S.
There are more public than private institutions among the top-ranked law schools.
Explore Biomedical Engineering, Other Hot Jobs for Future Engineers
The outlook is bright for graduate students pursuing the relatively young field of biomedical engineering.
4 Reasons an MBA Degree Might Make Sense
This degree can be ideal for career changers or employees in need of new skills.
6 Health Care Jobs You Don’t Need to Go to Medical School For
Prospective grads might consider these high-earning health care professions.
Apply to a U.S. Online Graduate Program as an International Student
Consider English language proficiency requirements and whether there’s an in-person component requiring travel, experts say.
Why New York University Fell in the Best Business Schools Rankings
The Stern School of Business did not provide complete data in time for use in calculating the rankings.
Map: See the Top 50 Business Schools in the U.S.
The East Coast is home to more than 40 percent of the highest-ranked MBA programs.
5 Questions for Future Lawyers to Ask About J.D.-LL.M. Degrees
Earning an LL.M. on top of a J.D. can help U.S. law students specialize in fields like tax law.
10 Mistakes That Can Keep You Out of Law School
Applicants should take LSAT preparation seriously when applying to law school.
Get a Dose of Public Health Training as a Medical Student
Future doctors are learning preventive medicine and how to take care of whole populations of patients.
10 MBA Programs Where Grads Score the Highest Signing Bonuses
2015 graduates from these schools earned average signing bonuses of more than $28,600.
Rural Medicine, Specialty Careers Draw Health Care Grads
Future doctors will find demand in rural areas, as well as in fields such as oncology.
Explore Top Business Schools This Summer While in High School
Students can work on skills like networking, teamwork and leadership that are critical for success in the business world.
5 Answers for Teachers About Federal Grants for Grad School
Be careful – TEACH grants can turn into loans.
10 Diverse Careers for Law School Graduates
Law school can lead to jobs in many different fields, including immigration law and the nonprofit sector.
Go Global as an MBA Student
Business schools are adding a range of options to help students gain experience in international markets.
As College Savings Plans Evolve, Families Have Options
Better tax incentives and fewer fees are some of changes to these college savings accounts.
Fellowships Offer a Path to Graduate Programs, Study Abroad
Many of these awards fund one to three years of graduate study, and can even pay for living expenses.
Blended Learning Options Rise at Medical Schools
Classes that combine in-person discussions or clerkships with online learning can benefit medical students, experts say.
Arab Region Grads In Demand for Health Care, IT Fields
Keep an eye on which industries are hiring – and where in the region they are – as you pick a major.
6 Financial Questions to Ask a U.S. University
International students will need to know how much they can work and how to open a bank account.
4 Stats to Measure Before Signing Up for an MBA
Experts say applicants should research their potential postgraduation salaries.
11 Law Schools With the Highest LSAT Scores
The median score at each of these schools was 168 or higher, according to U.S. News data.
Graduate Certificate Programs Offer Quick Path to Career Upgrade
These credentials allow working professionals to develop specific skills or switch careers.
As Health Care Evolves, Consider Why to Go to Med School
Despite health care changes and medical school costs, prospective students can still make a difference as doctors.
Compare Top Online, On-Ground MBA Programs Through Data
The top online MBA programs had lower average student enrollment than the top in-person, part-time programs, U.S. News data show.
Score a Career Switch to Health Care From a Liberal Arts Background
Liberal arts undergrads may be able to catch up quickly on necessary math or science courses.
3 True Answers About Attending Law School Without an LSAT Score
Only one law school has dropped the requirement so far.
U.S. High Schoolers Discover Cuba on Educational Trips
Some high school students are embarking on trips to the country that has been off-limits to most Americans for decades.
5 Ways Undergrads Can Set Themselves Up to Pay for Grad School
College students can prepare early to pay for grad school while still earning their bachelor’s degree.
Weigh Pros, Cons of an Employer Paying Your Law School Debt
Debt-burdened law grads should consider how career choices affect loan repayments, experts say.
Discover 6 Hot Jobs for MBA Graduates
These six fast-growing, in-demand jobs include human resources specialist, marketing manager and logistician.
3 Circumstances When You Should Retake the SAT
Your target colleges’ admissions and aid policies may make it worthwhile to aim for a higher score.
Explore Volunteer Options to Prepare for a Nursing Career
Greeting patients at a community health clinic can be good experience for an aspiring nurse.
4 Surprising School Supplies Online Students Might Need
Even though your classes are online, you’ll still be using plenty of pens and paper.
Explore Upcoming, Hot Areas in B-School Hiring
MBA grads who specialize in certain booming areas can expect salaries around $120,000.
How 1 Family Saved for College, Graduate School
Early planning and saving for both college and grad school costs have been key to avoiding student debt.
Weigh if Getting an MBA Makes Financial Sense
Consider if an MBA will lead to a significant salary bump.
10 Medical Schools With the Lowest Acceptance Rates
These schools accepted no more than 3.4 percent of applicants for fall 2015.
Demystify the Search for Graduate School Scholarships, Aid
Applying at the end of an admissions cycle might affect your chances for grad school aid.
Brevity Is Key in MBA Essays
Business schools want applicants to submit shorter essays, or even a slideshow or video.
U.S. News Data: Law School Costs, J.D. Salaries
Learn which school charged the most – more than $60,000 – for tuition and fees in 2015-2016.
Pay Up to $625 Less in Tax from a Student Loan Deduction
Most student loan borrowers who made a payment toward their loans are eligible for this tax benefit, experts say.
5 Questions to Ask if You Want to Be a Lawyer
It takes more than a J.D. to practice law.
U.S. News Data: Job Rates, Starting Salaries for MBA Grads
Find out which schools’ alumni make almost $150,000, on average, when they start their first jobs.
Smart Ways to Raise Money for Graduate School
Scholarships, assistantships, sponsorships and financial aid are all pieces of the grad school financial puzzle.
3 Ways to Avoid Major Money Problems in Medical School
Take these steps before you enter medical school to ease the financial burden – and your nerves.
Plot Out Graduate School Applications as a College Student
Follow this guide, starting with junior year of college, to get your grad school applications submitted.
Negotiate Merit-Based Law School Financial Aid
Consider a law school’s reputation when deciding between scholarship offers.
Understand 4 Options for Graduate School Loans
New graduate students won’t be eligible for Perkins loan funding.
6 Factors for Prospective International MBA Students to Weigh
If you’re looking for an all-American business school experience, you may not want a program with a lot of international students.
The ROI of Graduate School
Think about employment and salary prospects to calculate the return on investment from grad school.
11 MBA Programs With the Highest GMAT Scores
At these schools, the average GMAT score for incoming full-time students was 715 or higher.
Perkins Loans FAQs
Perkins loans are very low cost, but scarce.
Arab Region Branch Campuses Offer Western-Style Education
Branch campuses of U.S. and U.K. universities provide different experiences to Arab students.
Concentrations Give Medical School Students Expanded Research Opportunities
Some schools allow students to specialize in bioinformatics, global health or other topics.
Specialty Scholarships Offer Cash for Popular Majors
Whether you choose a path in the humanities or accounting, there are scholarships to pay for it.
8 Tools to Increase Productivity for Online Students
These products can help make online students’ lives a little bit easier.
High Schools Experiment With Snapchat to Reach Teens
High school educators are using Snapchat to communicate school news and announcements to teens.
Explore Project-Based Learning in Online Education
Some online programs use projects to give students constant feedback and help them master specific skills.
Do’s, Don’ts for Wait-Listed Medical School Hopefuls
Don’t get discouraged, but don’t count on a medical school acceptance letter either.
More Employers Offer Student Loan Repayment Benefits
But is it a good idea for all student loan borrowers?
What Future High School Teachers Need to Know About Getting a Job
New teachers should include any relevant experience – as a camp counselor, for example – on an application, one principal says.
4 Fast Food Jobs That Pay for College
Fast food jobs that offer hourly employees tuition assistance to pay for college.
10 Colleges Where Most Students Get Internships
At least 94 percent of graduates at each of these schools had internships, U.S. News data show.
Pros, Cons of Applying to College as an Undecided Major
Don’t declare a major on college applications if you haven’t fully researched potential fields.
Apply These Techniques for a Winning Logic Games Section on the LSAT
Know how to approach three different question types for this section.
6 Ways to Stay Happy, Healthy as an Online Student
It’s especially easy for online students to be sedentary.
5 Reasons to Consider Paying for a MOOC Verified Certificate
Students might have a greater incentive to complete MOOCs if they work toward a credential, experts say.
Use Spring Break to Find, Win College Scholarships
Enjoy your time off while upping your shot at winning cash for college.
3 Times a Student Loan Could Be Discharged
Students are required to pay back loans even if they’re unhappy with their education – unless a school did the wrong thing.
Do’s, Don’ts for Talking to a U.S. College Recruiter
Asking for a business card will allow international students to follow up with more questions.
10 Online MBA Programs With the Lowest Acceptance Rates
Less than 40 percent of applicants were accepted to seven online MBA programs, U.S. News data show.
Bounce Back From Law School Rejection, Apply With a Low GPA
New application essays and letters of recommendation can help rejected law school applicants be admitted.
New Best Graduate Schools Rankings Coming March 16
U.S. News will publish a new ranking of Doctor of Nursing Practice programs in the 2017 edition of Best Graduate Schools.
High School Teachers Tune In Students With Podcasts
Podcast assignments can show teens another way to tell stories.
New SAT Requires Updated Test-Day Techniques
Students will need different approaches for the essay, reading and math portions of the redesigned test.
Prepare for Medical Emergencies as an International Student
Students should research the medical facilities accessible in their destination country.
Prepare for Short Answer MBA Application Essay Questions
Brainstorm before writing to keep business school essays concise.
Pay for 3 Popular Majors With Specialized Scholarships
Education, nursing and biology majors can all score cash for college.
Your Student Loan Questions: Spousal Debt, Default, Co-Signers
Readers ask about dealing with a spouse’s or child’s student loan debt and releasing a co-signer.
Balance Risk, Reward by Diversifying College Savings
Mixing conservative and aggressive investments in 529 plans could help families tackle soaring college costs.
Evaluate Medical School Interviews to Choose Between Programs
Faculty interaction with candidates and students during an interview can hint at what med school life is like.
What Employers Think About Your Online Nursing Degree
After applicants receive their initial training in person, employers will accept subsequent degrees earned online, experts say.
Arab Region Universities Tackle Gender Disparity in the Workplace
Through courses and workshops, universities are preparing women to succeed in the region’s workforce.
4 Lessons About Studying in the U.S.
Seemingly insulting questions about your background are a sign your classmates want to learn.
Universities With the Most Students Who Study Abroad
At least 75 percent of graduates from each of these schools studied abroad, U.S. News data show.
Understand the Setup, Rules for Logic Games on the LSAT
Creating a skeleton can help test-takers understand how to approach logic games.
3 Things Parents of High Schoolers Need to Know About ‘Study Drugs’
Just because amphetamines like Adderall are prescribed by a doctor doesn’t necessarily make them safe to use, one expert says.
Weigh When to Enroll in College Courses Instead of AP, IB
High school students can enroll in undergraduate courses to make their college applications stand out.
How to Navigate the Online Degree Program Admission Process
Online program applicants should understand their various degree options and financial aid opportunities.
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