A California high school student scored a perfect 2400 on her SATs. Diana Li started studying in January for the test, when schoolwork, dance team, science Olympiad and Chinese cultural school didn’t get in the way.

During the past few weeks, at least nine universities have received gifts totaling more than $45 million. And the schools had to promise not to try to find out the giver’s identity.

According to a new study shows college students who use the 200 million–member social network have significantly lower grade-point averages (GPAs) than those who do not.

A South Carolina high school student says she paid a company to help her apply for scholarships but didn’t receive information.

The University of California, San Diego says it accidentally sent an e-mail invitation to every student who applied for the school’s incoming freshman class - including the 29,000 who had been rejected.

The NCAA Men’s basketball tournament starts today and even the President is getting in on the madness. Obama reveals his Final Four picks.

Instead of giving up potato chips, beer or dessert for Lent, how about Facebook?

The “Serve America Act” calls for increased volunteer work among all Americans. Incentives are included in the act to increase the number of college students who will give by compensating them for time.

The head of South Carolina State University says he plans to market the historically black school to students of all races as a way to increase enrollment in tight budget times.

A North Carolina university plans programs this fall to teach students how to start the small businesses. The University of North Carolina at Greensboro program is aimed at small business because professors think those will create more jobs over the next 30 years.

South Carolina Senator Jim DeMint accuses Democrats of discriminating against students of faith, after his amendment fails to lift a ban on colleges and universities from using funds on buildings where religious activities take place.

The credit crunch is forcing many of your to rethink how you’re going to pay for college.  A new study says nearly every state including South Carolina receives failing grade when it comes to college affordability.

The selection of Georgia Tech will be officially announced at a
news conference on Wednesday at the school.

A new study shows the worsening economy will make it harder for college students to repay their loans.  The Project on Student Debt reports that salaries students earn at graduation are not keeping pace with the increases in what they owe for their education.

The College of Charleston will hold an open house its new Carolina First Arena from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m on Tuesday.