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Our third Q&A is with Noah Morton, an alum of both Amherst College and the renowned Fellowship Initiative developed by JPMorgan Chase. Morton grew up in Harlem and has done quite a bit of international travel. He is now serving in the Peace Corps in Japan but will soon be heading to Morocco.
Prairie View A&M University, whose diverse team made up of black, white, Hispanic, and East Asian students, illustrates how diversity wins—literally.
According to a new report released by the nonprofit Achieve, 95 different kinds of diplomas were awarded to graduating high school seniors in 2015. Some represent rigorous college preparatory coursework; others do not.
Our society tends to make debt a moral question, in many instances, equating a person's debt level with their character.
By the time they’ve graduated college, most students have spent almost two decades in school — studying concepts, delivering presentations, and then deciding on how to use this information to...
