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ALT Student friendship concept with multiracial classmate friends sitting together on the grass at campus college park. In white text the kicker Student Success, the headline What Students Value Most About College, and the dek A new report finds that students report receiving the most value from personal growth and the least from economic returns, with notable gaps across student populations. Photo source: Xavier Lorenzo/iStock/Getty Images

ALT A chart with the title: Where Students Find the Most Value in College Description: Share of surveyed students who reported receiving high or exceptional value across nine areas of their college experience. Below horizontal bar chart shows the percent from 0-100% of students who selected the answer. Purpose and Personal Growth 74.2% Network and Relationships 72.6% Belonging and Climate 71.5% Career and Skills 71.4% Community and Culture 69.9% Advising and Experience 68.9% Equity and Fairness 68.8% Well-being and Basic Needs 68.8% Economic Return 66.2% Chart: Inside Higher EdSource: Qualtrics and Buro Happold Spring 2026 Student Experience SnapshotGet the dataCreated with Datawrapper

ALT Three crosses in front of a Grand Canyon University building In white text the kicker Institutions, the headline Grand Canyon University Clears Key Hurdle to Open Christian Law School Next Fall, and the dek Brian Mueller, the university’s president, said it’s important that future lawyers understand how the Bible “undergirds” American society. Photo source: Grand Canyon University

ALT Two text blocks read: GCU President Brian Mueller said the law school curriculum and culture would be infused with Christian values, such as human dignity, compassion, justice and putting others before oneself. The law school would strive to train attorneys who—in the spirit of Jesus instructing his disciples to love their enemies—can disagree without demonizing their opponents, he said.

















