Only 56 percent of college students complete a four-year degree within six years
Students will lose an estimated $68,153 if they don’t graduate in four years
Sixty-one percent of college graduates are prevented from moving forward after graduation by their student loan debt
Graduate of Ball State's Department of Journalism in spring 2015 talks about the worth of his college education
If there’s anything I’ve learned from five months of research on the cost of college, it’s that it is worth it.
Approximately 75 percent of college students will change their major at least once before graduation, and can suffer financial repercussions because of it
Sixty percent of families feel they must collaborate to provide a successful education
Students who have their parents pay for their college may be missing out on a lesson in financial responsibility
Not everybody goes to college, but those that do often have more career benefit
A Generation X alumni shares the worth his journalism degree and ROTC education gives him decades after graduating from Ball State
