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Private schools are a compelling alternative to public schools. They offer specialized programs, rigorous curricula, and other benefits, but these benefits come at extra costs.  On average, private school tuition may cost between $10,000 and $20,000 annually, while public schools have no tuition costs. In addition to these tuition costs, parents also need to pay […]

While the average college professor earns $168,870 annually, the answer to ‘How much do professors make?’ varies widely based on institution type, location, and field. For instance, how much does a university professor make in California differ significantly from other states? This article breaks down the earning potential of college professors in different contexts to

As education costs continue to rise, student loans are the only source for many students to pursue higher education. Currently, 43.2 million U.S. students have borrowed student loans worth $1.73 trillion. The students who completed their courses owe most student loans, and female students are more likely to take out loans than male students. This

Obtaining a college degree is essential for building a successful career and achieving financial stability, but many students fail to complete their degrees. As of 2024, approximately 32.9% of college students drop out each year.  Financial struggles are a major factor, with 30% of students identifying money issues as their reason for leaving college.  This

Globally, over 87% of adults aged 15 and above are literate, and most countries worldwide have a literacy rate of 95%.  However, these stats mask the facts about illiteracy. For instance, nearly three-fourths of the adults in the sub-Saharan African region do not possess the basic skills to read and write.  Further, 79% of the

The eLearning Industry has grown rapidly and changed the learning landscape worldwide. Today, learners can gain information on the go with the help of online classes, LMS and MOOC platforms, and more.  The eLearning market is projected to grow rapidly from $185.20 billion in 2024 to $257.70 billion by 2028, reflecting a CAGR of 8.61%.

College graduates are essential assets to the USA’s economy, and the steady growth in the percentage of college graduates over the years marks the nation’s growth. According to the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center, the overall graduation rate in the United States is  62.2% as of 2023.  Let’s explore in detail the college graduation rates