The Sleep Schedules of Top Students Are Not What You Think
A multi-university study tracked sleep and grade outcomes for 2,200 undergraduates. The findings overturn several assumptions about how successful students manage their nights.
A multi-university study tracked sleep and grade outcomes for 2,200 undergraduates. The findings overturn several assumptions about how successful students manage their nights.
Universities have offered first-year seminars for decades with mixed results. A wave of redesigns starting in 2022 has finally produced clear improvements. The lessons are about structure, not content.
Students are increasingly choosing colleges based on cost of living, not just tuition. A new dataset tracks the towns where that decision pays off.
University librarians describe a growing disconnect: investments in physical space are paying off for the students who show up, but discoverability has collapsed for the rest.
Eye-tracking studies in college lectures reveal what students actually do with their phones during class. The findings are more nuanced than the cell-phone-ban debate suggests.
Greek life participation has declined nationally but remains significant. The honest assessment of benefits, costs, and what students should evaluate before rushing.
Student health insurance plans at universities vary in cost and coverage. A comparison of 30 plans and what students and families should evaluate.
Student health insurance plans at universities vary in cost and coverage. A comparison of 30 plans and what students and families should evaluate.
Career services offices vary widely in their effectiveness at job placement. 25 universities audited reveal which services produce employed graduates and which are underutilized.
Mandatory meal plan costs at 30 universities range from $2,800 to $7,200 per year. The variation in value, the alternatives where allowed, and what families should evaluate.