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Past articles by Delece:

Can 'Work Colleges' in Cities Become a Low-Cost, High-Value Model for the Future?

Paul Quinn College in Dallas became the nation's first urban work college. Now it's expanding to a second campus and creating a consortium of other urban colleges that may join the work college movement. → Read More

Medical Schools Rally to Make Classes More Diverse

New recruitment strategies are helping medical schools boost diversity in the classroom. → Read More

3 Ways to Be a Strong International MBA Applicant

Applicants should connect with current students from a similar background, experts say. → Read More

10 Colleges Where Almost Everyone Gets Internships

At least 94 percent of graduates at each of these schools had internships, U.S. News data show. → Read More

Colleges With the Most Students Who Study Abroad

At least 75 percent of graduates from each of these schools studied abroad, U.S. News data show. → Read More

New Program Aims to Boost Number of Latino Faculty

Eight schools have come together to develop more Latino faculty in the humanities. → Read More

4 Questions to Ask About Business School Financial Aid

Applicants who are offered scholarships should find out if they can be renewed, says one expert. → Read More

5 Ways to Build a Medical School Application List

Applicants should consider their competitiveness and learning style when deciding where to apply. → Read More

10 Colleges Where Graduates Have the Least Debt

At seven schools, 2014 graduates who borrowed had less than $10,000, on average, in student loan debt. → Read More

Pursue a J.D. for an Immigration Law, Policy Career

As the population of U.S. residents from abroad increases, careers in immigration law are growing. → Read More

Colleges Where Freshmen Usually Return

More than 97 percent of freshmen at each of these schools returned for another year. → Read More

Find a Mentor to Help With Law School Applications

Mentors can guide prospective students on where to apply and more, experts say. → Read More

10 Colleges With the Highest Graduation Rates

The four-year graduation rate surpassed 90 percent at nine schools. → Read More

10 Universities That Offer International Students the Most Aid

Among the schools that gave the most financial aid to international students, the average award was $54,718. → Read More

10 Schools With the Lowest Out-of-State Tuition

At each of these schools, students pay less than $11,000 in tuition and fees. → Read More

10 Most Diverse Historically Black Colleges

At two historically black schools, more than 85 percent of students are white, according to U.S. News data. → Read More

California Community Colleges Create a Path to HBCUs

California students can transfer to nine historically black schools if they meet certain requirements. → Read More

Infographic: 2016 Best Nursing Schools

Find out what percentage of master's programs require applicants to have a bachelor's degree in nursing. → Read More

Podcast Shows What Law Students Can Expect in Their Careers

Real lawyers describe how they jump-started their careers for the podcast, "I Am The Law." → Read More

10 National Universities Where Students Usually Live on Campus

At some National Universities, more than 90 percent of undergrads lived on campus in 2013, according to U.S. News data. → Read More