So many hurdles previously stood along the route to college admission, it’s become a part of popular culture. “Everyone thinks we’re sadists—that we like saying no,” noted Tina Fey in her role as a ...

A guide to the state and local issues on the ballot. Early voting runs from Oct. 20-31 and Election Day is Nov. 4. Texans face big fiscal choices at the state and local levels this year — from ...

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Texans can submit college applications free of charge until the end of this week. The Texas Education Agency noted on its website, the Texas Education Code establishes the second week of October as ...

During the 89th Legislative Session, Gov. Greg Abbott signed Texas Bill 2231, creating Free College Application Week across the state. This allows residents to apply to undergraduate public colleges ...

TEXAS, USA — This week only, Texas residents can apply to public colleges and universities for free. From Oct. 13 through 19, first-year and transfer students won't have to pay a fee when applying to ...

Texas residents will be able to apply for free to any public college or university in the state from Monday until Oct. 19 as part of the state’s first-ever “Free College Application Week.” Incoming ...

TYLER, Texas (KETK) – Thanks to a new law passed by the Texas Legislature this year, Texas students can apply to public colleges and universities for free during the week of Oct. 13. East Texas ...

Texas students can apply for admission to public colleges and universities for free next week. The no-fee applications are part of an initiative from the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board over ...

SAN ANTONIO – A new Texas law passed during the 80th Texas Legislature has expedited the college application process for one week in October. Senate Bill 2231 waives application fees for all public ...

New Yorkers looking to further their educations will be able to apply to nearly 130 colleges and universities this month free of charge. On Monday, Gov. Kathy Hochul announced the start of New York ...