These Colleges Are Most At Risk From Proposed GOP Cuts To Pell Grants
Big colleges rake in the most Pell dollars, but a surprising collection of small ones are the most heavily dependent on Pell money.| Forbes
Big colleges rake in the most Pell dollars, but a surprising collection of small ones are the most heavily dependent on Pell money.| Forbes
International students have become the lifeblood of these 16 private nonprofit colleges. Trump’s crackdown on student visas threatens their existence.| Forbes
The threat of federal funding cutbacks turned 2024 into a record year for higher education bond issuance. 2025 is on track to beat it.| Forbes
The traditional May 1 decision deadline has come and gone, but it’s not too late to find a college match—here are dozens of excellent schools still seeking students for the upcoming fall semester.| Forbes
Not only Harvard will pay. As Republicans hunt for revenues, the tax on private college endowments could be raised and broadened. We found 127 schools that might be vulnerable.| Forbes
The president has frozen federal research funding for a host of American colleges and universities—even issuing specific demands of some top schools in exchange for federal dollars. These 39 institutions have the wherewithal to join Harvard in its resistance to Trump’s assault.| Forbes
While the Trump administration continues its assault on elite colleges like Columbia and Harvard, smaller, lesser known institutions that have thrived in part by attracting students from outside the United States gird themselves for an uncertain future.| Forbes
It’s impossible to ignore the mounting criticisms of the Ivy League. These 20 schools are stepping up to educate the country’s brightest students and graduating the talent employers seek.| Forbes
