Layla Kpotufe, a senior at l Believe Circle City High School in Indianapolis, shows off a science classroom at Ivy Tech Community College where she has taken classes pursuing her interest in medicine.

Many people often think that by taking Advanced Placement (AP) classes that they might get ahead in college, get credit, or may look better to colleges. Often times, that is not the case. AP courses ...

Is there an optimal number of Advanced Placement courses students should take to succeed in college? The College Board, which offers AP courses through which students can get college credit while in ...

Transitioning from high school to college is a big step, and one of the biggest changes is your experience in the classroom. From the way classes are structured to the expectations for students, ...

The University of California is joining a national initiative to offer free online courses to students at low-income high schools across the country beginning next year. The university system is ...

The thought of college can be daunting for many young adults. But fear not! There are plenty of courses out there that are a breeze to complete. Here are some of the ten easiest college classes that ...

It is no secret that college admissions have only become more and more competitive over the last 50 years. The number of students applying to college has increased, while the number of spots at ...

Oak Hall has a new name, after former UConn president Susan Herbst. The building has a a north and south sides, holding departments such as english, journalism and political science. Photo by Shelagh ...

Carroll County Public Schools students will be able to dual enroll in an unlimited number Carroll Community College classes for free beginning in the spring semester, a move that will make access to ...

Hector Torres wishes he had not waited so long to start college. That’s not the weighty middle-aged regret of lost dreams. It’s the lament of an Indianapolis high school senior who waited until late ...

Hector Torres wishes he had not waited so long to start college classes. That’s not the weighty middle-aged regret of lost dreams. It’s the lament of an Indianapolis high school senior who waited ...