Learn about Bill Clinton's life, career, and achievements as the 42nd president of the United States. Find out where he was educated, from Georgetown University to Oxford, and how he became a lawyer and a governor of Arkansas.

Education. Clinton attended Hot Springs High School, a segregated all-white school, where he was a stellar student and a star saxophonist for the school band.

Learn about the life and career of Bill Clinton, the 42nd U.S. president who served from 1993 to 2001. Find out how he earned degrees from Georgetown, Oxford and Yale, and how he enacted education reforms as president.

Learn about the education and career of Bill, Hillary and Chelsea Clinton, the former First Family of the United States. Find out how they attended Georgetown, Yale, Oxford and other institutions, and how they shaped education policies and programs.

Learn how Bill Clinton's education shaped his political aspirations and achievements. Explore his college, law school, and Rhodes Scholar experiences, as well as his policies and legacy.

Learn about Bill Clinton's life, from his childhood in Arkansas to his presidency in Washington, D.C. Explore his education reforms, his anti-war activism, his marriage to Hillary Rodham, and his rise and fall in politics.

In 1968, Clinton graduated from Georgetown University in Washington, D.C., before accepting an important international scholarship called the Rhodes scholarship to study at England’s University...

Learn about Bill Clinton's remarkable journey from Georgetown University to Oxford, Yale, and the University of Arkansas. Explore his political career, marriage to Hillary Clinton, and impeachment scandal.

The Clinton-Gore Administration enacted the largest investment in education in 30 years - and the largest investment in higher education since the G.I. Bill by doubling student aid to nearly $60 billion. Providing Early Education to Nearly 900,000 Children with Head Start.