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College is hard enough try doing it while raising kids

Student parents face unique challenges juggling family, work, and school responsibilities. [ more ]

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San Jose community college's newest chancellor is familiar face - San Jose Spotlight

Community college district appoints interim chancellor as permanent leader. [ more ]

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Higher ed braces for another round of congressional grilling

The congressional grilling of university presidents over antisemitic incidents can have significant consequences for the leaders and their institutions. [ more ]

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3 days ago

FAFSA errors, corrections pile up as deadlines near

Up to 16% of FASFA forms have student errors, a drastic increase. Completing FASFA is crucial for accurate financial aid information for students. [ more ]

Harvard Gazette

Faculty working groups formed on institutional voice, fostering open inquiry - Harvard Gazette

Two faculty groups at Harvard to examine open inquiry and institutional voice for fostering healthy discourse on campus. [ more ]

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Review of 'Is College Worth It?' (opinion)

Public confidence in higher education is at an all-time low despite recognizing benefits of a bachelor's degree. [ more ]

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Campuses, climate change and 'How Infrastructure Works'

How Infrastructure Works sheds light on the essential but often overlooked systems supporting modern life. [ more ]

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California

How rich is Mark Zuckerberg? Here are the 10 wealthiest California billionaires, Forbes says

Mark Zuckerberg and other California billionaires are among the world's wealthiest, with most being in the technology field. [ more ]

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California

Harassment complaints persist at California colleges. Bill takes on 'deficient standards'

Bill SB 1166 aims to bring oversight to handling sexual misconduct cases in California higher education campuses.

The bill aims to address deficient standards, transparency, consistency, and accountability in investigating and reporting harassment cases. [ more ]

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Left-wing politics

Biden administration cancels another $7.4 billion in student loans

The Biden administration has found workarounds to provide student debt relief to millions after the Supreme Court blocked their original plan. [ more ]

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National protest day planned against "attacks" on higher ed

Faculty and students organizing Day of Action for Higher Education against attacks on quality education, academic freedom, protest rights, diversity, and inclusion. [ more ]

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Traction for the three-year bachelor's degree

The College-in-3 Exchange aims to create three-year bachelor's degrees with fewer credits and cost for learners. [ more ]

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Degrees earned fall again, certificates on the rise

College degrees declined after years of growth

Associate degree earners declined significantly [ more ]

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Lawmakers, Experts Vent FAFSA Frustrations

Disarray in FAFSA launch

Calls for accountability in Biden administration handling [ more ]

Los Angeles Times

Caught up in the FAFSA chaos? Some seniors now have a workaround

The chaotic rollout of the new FAFSA form has resulted in delays and glitches, especially impacting low-income families without Social Security numbers.

California offers an alternative option for U.S. citizen students with parents lacking Social Security numbers to apply for financial aid through the California Dream Act Application. [ more ]

Inside Higher Ed | Higher Education News, Events and Jobs

States bristle at federal plea to push financial aid deadlines

The rocky FAFSA rollout has led to many states pushing back local scholarship application deadlines.

Education Secretary urges states to move aid deadlines and budget for potential increases in state grant aid due to FAFSA changes. [ more ]

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Data science

Full-time faculty raises finally beat inflation, just barely

The average salary of full-time U.S. faculty members has risen slightly, after adjusting for inflation.

Inflation has outpaced salary increases, affecting both full-time and part-time faculty members. [ more ]

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Data science

Is a Master's Degree Worth It for Aspiring Entrepreneurs? | Entrepreneur

Pursuing higher education: Cost vs. Opportunity Cost analysis

Importance of understanding the financial implications of obtaining a master's degree [ more ]

Los Angeles Times

Los Angeles

UC Berkeley insider known for questioning the status quo is named new chancellor

Rich Lyons named new chancellor of UC Berkeley after unanimous approval by regents.

Lyons inherits challenges of campus demoralization and navigating complex cultural issues in higher education. [ more ]

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Goddard College announces closure

Goddard College in Vermont is closing in May due to declining enrollment and financial challenges after moving completely online temporarily.

Enrollment losses and financial struggles, including years of revenue generation issues, led to Goddard College's closure despite efforts to find viable alternatives. [ more ]

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Report: state financial aid requirements can undercut access

State financial aid eligibility requirements can pose significant barriers to under-resourced students.

The focus on full-time student requirements can hinder access to state aid for underserved populations like parents, adults, low-income, and first-generation students. [ more ]

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Effectively preparing Ph.D.s for the future of work (opinion)

Traditional doctoral programs emphasize specialized knowledge but lack key skills like adaptability and technological fluency.

Employers seek broader skillsets that go beyond research proficiency, calling for urgent action from higher education institutions. [ more ]

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This year, colleges must choose between fast financial aid offers, or accurate ones

College financial aid packages delayed due to FAFSA issues

Some colleges sending provisional aid offers to students [ more ]

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This year it's a slow crawl to financial aid packages for students

The U.S. Department of Education revamped FAFSA to simplify it, but delays have caused confusion and hindered aid packages distribution.

Many colleges are receiving far fewer FAFSA applications than expected, delaying the financial aid process. [ more ]

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Education Department starts sending financial aid data to colleges after months of delays

Delays in federal data delivery impacting financial aid offers for colleges

FAFSA overhaul aiming to simplify form and expand federal student aid [ more ]

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Lumina Foundation grants will fund admissions projects

Lumina Foundation offering grants for admissions redesign

Encouraging initiatives that simplify college admissions [ more ]

Los Angeles Times

California effort to crack down on legacy and donor admissions could hit USC, Stanford

Legacy admissions preferences are under scrutiny in California.

California lawmaker introduced a bill to ban state financial aid to private campuses with legacy admissions preferences. [ more ]

Sacramento Bee

California bill would ban legacy admissions at private universities alumni

Ending legacy admissions in California's private colleges proposed through Assembly Bill 1780 by Assemblyman Phil Ting.

Denial of Cal Grant funding to schools practicing legacy admissions under AB 1780 is a significant move to address inequality. [ more ]

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Harvard Gazette

Exploring potential benefits, pitfalls of generative AI - Harvard Gazette

Generative AI technology raising questions in higher education

Harvard convening working groups to explore GenAI impact [ more ]

Futurism

University Leadership Suggest Using AI to Replace Striking Grad Students

Generative AI suggested to replace striking graduate students.

Use of AI tools in academia causing controversy. [ more ]

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University of South Florida launching college for AI

First AI-focused college in Florida

Focus on boosting Florida's standing in AI race [ more ]

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Universities build their own ChatGPT-like AI tools

The University of Michigan launched U-M GPT, a free generative AI tool with thousands of daily users.

Several universities, including Harvard and UC Irvine, have developed their own versions of AI tools to address equity concerns. [ more ]

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Like a good student, AI is getting smarter

Generative AI like GPT-5 will be smarter and more multimodal, marking a significant holistic improvement.

In higher education, there is a lack of preparedness among faculty and administrators for the changes that generative AI like GPT-5 will bring. [ more ]

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New university opening in Downtown San Jose with business and tech degrees

California Miramar University to open campus in Downtown San Jose's SoFA District

University will offer Bachelor's Degrees in data science and business management, and a Master's Degree in AI [ more ]

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Inching toward the $100,000 sticker price

Cost of attending college exceeding $100,000-a-year at some institutions

Vanderbilt University leading the race with estimated costs over $98,000 a year [ more ]

ABC7 San Francisco

Sticker shock: Some colleges could cost up to $95,000 this fall

Private colleges now exceed $90,000 for tuition and expenses, but financial aid can significantly reduce costs for lower-income families.

Colleges with large endowments focus on making education affordable, with aid often making private colleges cheaper than state institutions. [ more ]

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College Will Cost up to $95,000 This Fall. Schools Say Financial Aid Can Numb Sticker Shock

Private colleges in the U.S. are setting costs above $90,000 for the first time, potentially reaching $95,000.

Despite high sticker prices, colleges with large endowments offer generous financial aid, making attendance more affordable for lower-income students. [ more ]

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Crisp: A word in defense of student borrowers

Student debt in the US exceeds $1.7 trillion, with the average debt being $38,000 or more.

There is a growing societal shift towards viewing college education as a private rather than a public good, leading to increased student debt burdens. [ more ]

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Student loan balances wiped for the first batch of borrowers in Biden's SAVE plan

Federal Education Department zeroed out loan balances for 153,000 borrowers with $12,000 or less, who paid for 10+ years under the SAVE plan.

SAVE plan aims to address the high cost of college, providing debt relief to those in need while focusing on college accountability. [ more ]

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Podcast

Voices of Student Success podcast collegiate recovery program

Voices of Student Success highlights collegiate recovery programs like LIFT at Florida State University.

The Key podcast focuses on student retention, engagement, and graduation in higher education. [ more ]

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Op-Ed | Community colleges hold keys to the city's success | amNewYork

Community colleges are valuable for underserved groups in higher education.

CUNY's community colleges provide strong support services for student success. [ more ]

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Podcast

Voices of Student Success podcast, textbook affordability

Focus on student success in higher education

Use of OER e-textbooks to promote affordability [ more ]

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Voices of Student Success podcast adult learners higher ed

Voices of Student Success highlights adult learners' needs in higher education.

Practical ways institutions can support adult learners effectively. [ more ]

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Congress sends colleges $1.3 billion for projects

Colleges and universities are utilizing federal funding for a variety of projects, from purchasing equipment to starting new academic programs.

Earmarks in the fiscal year 2024 budget are providing financial assistance to institutions for projects ranging from $20,000 to $36 million. [ more ]

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Business intelligence

Why Teaching Business Analytics Is A Game Changer For Self-Employment And Influencer Opportunities

Business analytics is a crucial skill for self-employment and influencer opportunities, requiring a deep understanding of data-driven decision-making.

Teaching business analytics empowers students to unlock the power of data, analyze trends, and make informed decisions in emerging job roles. [ more ]

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The Atlantic

Utah's Promising New Anti-DEI Law

Backlash against DEI in American higher education with laws restricting DEI initiatives.

Utah's H.B. 261 law aims to balance protecting academic freedom while reducing excessive focus on identity in higher education. [ more ]

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Canada signals some leeway on international student-visa cap

Canada plans to reduce international student numbers by applying visa limits favoring students who are most likely to accept invitations

The policy may affect enrollment based on various factors including approval rates for study permit applications. [ more ]

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'Disney on the Yard' takes over Delaware State University campus for career expo

Disney on the Yard initiative supports HBCU students

Disney offers various opportunities for students [ more ]

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Undergraduate education at elite university in fractured time

Youngstown State educates more diverse undergraduates

Harvard receives disproportionate news coverage and attention [ more ]

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Opinion | Easing the Daily Reality of My Strangeness

Black faculty members at predominantly white institutions face unique challenges related to race and a sense of not belonging.

Diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts can help reduce the strain on Black faculty members and students in majority-white campuses. [ more ]

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Career

Mary Hinton on the joys of learning to lead from the margins

Leading from the margins involves embracing unique characteristics for leadership.

Deriving strength from marginalized experiences challenges traditional leadership norms. [ more ]

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Prx

The World | Education special: The price of higher ed

American universities are top choice for international students but carry high tuition costs.

International students face financial challenges by taking creative measures like community colleges and shared living. [ more ]

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Walden agrees to $28.5-million settlement in class-action suit.

Settlement of $28.5 million agreed by Walden University in a class-action lawsuit for deceptive advertising

Allegations of misleading students about completion time for doctorate degrees, with a focus on Black and female students [ more ]

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The joy and challenge of working in student affairs

Student affairs professionals face challenges in providing holistic support for students amidst increasing costs and anti-DEI legislation.

Amelia Parnell emphasizes the importance of partnerships, finding solutions, and making a difference in students' lives during challenging times. [ more ]

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CUNY awarded $5 million for ethnic studies graduate program

CUNY received a $5 million grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation to launch the state's first graduate degree program in Black, Race, and Ethnic Studies.

The grant will support incoming doctoral students and new professors, with an emphasis on advancing research and coursework on race and ethnicity. [ more ]

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Opinion | What College Applicants Really Think About Republicans' Campus Panic

Moral panic about woke campuses leading to legislation in multiple states.

Republican lawmakers introducing anti-D.E.I. bills in various states, impacting higher education. [ more ]

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Mapping out the future: CUNY gets big grant to help students build careers | amNewYork

CUNY receives $700,000 grant from Robin Hood for career milestone initiative

Collaboration between CUNY and Robin Hood enhances career readiness for students [ more ]

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Enrollment up at MN colleges after "historic" state funding

Enrollment is up at Minnesota's public colleges due to increased state funding and new initiatives.

The surge was most evident at two-year institutions within the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities System. [ more ]

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New bachelor's degrees at California community colleges

California Community Colleges system approved 6 new bachelor's degree programs, now totaling 39 programs. [ more ]

Los Angeles Times

New Occidental College president bullish on liberal arts, champion of equity and inclusion

Tom Stritikus named President of Occidental College

Challenges faced by small liberal arts colleges [ more ]

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Dartmouth doubles income threshold for free tuition

Dartmouth College receives $150 million donation for financial aid

Dartmouth to increase income threshold for free tuition [ more ]

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Boston University graduate student workers strike

Boston University grad student workers demand better pay and benefits

Higher education worker strikes surged in 2022-2023 [ more ]

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Career

Three steps to take to future-proof your career amid downsizings (opinion)

Higher education institutions in the US are downsizing staff and faculty, with both public and silent announcements.

The downsizing trend in higher education is expected to continue, with potential future job insecurity for those remaining in institutions. [ more ]

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Davenport U launches bilingual degrees for Latino students

Nearly half a million Latinos in Michigan lack higher education degrees

Casa Latina introduces bilingual degree programs for professional fields at Davenport University. [ more ]

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Another calculation error could delay FAFSAs further

FAFSA processing error led to inaccurate aid estimates on hundreds of thousands of ISIRs

Approximately 200,000 FAFSAs need to be reprocessed due to the miscalculation [ more ]

Axios

It's a chaotic year for college admissions

Financial aid forms changes causing chaos

Confusion around standardized testing and affirmative action in college applications [ more ]

Sacramento Bee

California will extend college financial aid application deadline pending Newsom's signature

Senate passed bill to extend financial aid application deadline in California to help students

Legislation aims to alleviate concerns for students following issues with FAFSA rollout [ more ]

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1,000+ institutions are Hispanic-serving or on the cusp

Over 1,000 US colleges qualify or near qualifying as Hispanic-serving institutions (HSIs)

Hispanic enrollment in higher education is increasing, with about 60% in HSIs. [ more ]

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School says 'overbearing' focus on exams is failing prospective university students

School exam system not preparing students for higher education

Universities shifting towards non-exam assessment methods [ more ]

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St. Augustine's to move classes online, send students home

Saint Augustine's University is transitioning to remote learning and sending students home due to financial struggles.

The university lost accreditation, faces financial issues, and alumni are calling for the resignation of the Board of Trustees. [ more ]

Cornell Chronicle

Record-breaking number of donors turn out for Giving Day 2024 | Cornell Chronicle

Record 18,692 donors on Cornell's Giving Day.

Gifts from all over, supporting various causes across the university. [ more ]

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Rutgers unions sued over strike; case seeks national impact

Rutgers student sues unions for week of education lost due to strike

Lawsuit seeks $150 million in damages and national impact on union strikes in higher education. [ more ]

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Accreditors may have to set student achievement benchmarks

Accreditors may set student achievement benchmarks

Proposed changes could shift oversight of colleges [ more ]

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Transfer student success rates have barely budged (opinion)

Only 16% of community college students complete a bachelor's degree within six years.

Efforts to improve transfer student success have not significantly increased completion rates. [ more ]

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NY institution transfers teaching programs, refines mission

In a competitive market, universities are shifting academic focus to distinguish themselves.

New York state faces a shortage of teachers, prompting institutions to transfer education programs. [ more ]

New York Post

How donors small and large can shake up woke higher education

Donors across the ideological spectrum are concerned about the decline of free speech and academic rigor.

Philanthropists are urged to adopt a more effective and aggressive approach to bring about necessary reforms in higher education. [ more ]

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Doubts about value are deterring college enrollment

Enrollment decline linked to doubts about college value

Benefits of college degree acknowledged but confidence declined [ more ]

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3 questions for Noodle's Bill Rieders

Bill Rieders focused on improving higher education due to family influence and personal career success.

He aims to enhance education by providing greater access, convenience, and promoting in-demand skills. [ more ]

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Biden seeks $750 Pell Grant increase as shortfall looms

President Biden seeks $2.1B increase for Pell Grant, aiming to avoid eligibility cuts. Current projections show a $1.3B shortfall in fiscal year 2025, with an additional $2.1B needed to bridge the gap. [ more ]

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U. of Texas at Austin Will Return to Standardized Test Requirement

Selective universities reinstating standardized test requirements.

Concerns about inequality and determining program placements from test scores. [ more ]

New York Post

Why I joined the lawsuit against Columbia over its antisemitism

Columbia University accused of failing to protect Jewish students' safety

Lawsuit initiated to hold Columbia University accountable for addressing campus antisemitism. [ more ]

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Negotiators fail to bridge "gulf" on reciprocity changes

The Education Department plans to give states more authority over online programs by changing state authorization reciprocity agreements. Current agreements limit states' oversight and fail to protect students and taxpayers.

Colleges and universities, represented by committee members, argue that the proposed changes would make existing reciprocity agreements unworkable and burden institutions with compliance to varied state regulations. [ more ]

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Senate Dems press Education Department for FAFSA fix

Senate Democrats urge Education Department to address FAFSA error

Bipartisan pressure on Education Department to resolve FAFSA issue [ more ]

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Lawmakers, college leaders clash over replacing federal COVID funds

Public college budgets face uncertainty post pandemic-relief funds

Connecticut stakeholders divided over funding for public colleges [ more ]

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CUNY York College Interim President Dr. Claudia Schrader seeks to build community and inspire change - QNS.com

Dr. Claudia Schrader brings a hands-on approach to leadership at York College.

Schrader's experience in various leadership roles helps her navigate challenges at York. [ more ]

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Report Helps Answer the Question: Is a College Degree Worth the Cost?

Attending college can significantly impact future earnings.

Comparing median earnings of former college students can help in making informed decisions. [ more ]

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University of Idaho Needs More Students. Should It Buy an Online School?

University of Idaho plans to take over University of Phoenix for $550 million as a strategy to combat the demographic cliff of declining college-age students.

Critics, including U.S. senators, nonprofits, and a union, question the partnership due to University of Phoenix's historical issues like low graduation rates and misleading claims. [ more ]

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Florida Officials Cut Sociology as Core College Class in War on Critical Thought

Sociology offers a comprehensive perspective on social issues, which may challenge conservative ideologies.

Academic freedom, tenure, and shared governance in Florida's public colleges are under threat, impacting higher education. [ more ]

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Black, Hispanic students at greatest risk of dropping out

Black and Hispanic students more likely to consider dropping out of college due to emotional stress, personal mental health, and cost.

Overall, 35 percent of students across racial groups considered abandoning higher education. [ more ]

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New report shows transfers rising among disadvantaged groups

Transfers on the rise, particularly among disadvantaged groups

Increase in upward transfers from two-year colleges to four-year institutions [ more ]

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Professors' union sanctions Florida college over political' DeSantis takeover

The American Association of University Professors voted to sanction New College of Florida for politically motivated takeover.

AAUP created a special committee to investigate attacks on public higher education by DeSantis. [ more ]

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Free college can spread in states without federal legislation

Michigan is becoming a leader in providing free college opportunities through programs like Michigan Reconnect and Futures for Frontliners.

Governor Whitmer's gradual approach to implementing free college offers valuable lessons for other states looking to increase college accessibility. [ more ]

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Online learning

Empowering Graduates Through Digital Literacy: A Solution To Graduate Unemployment Woes

Digital literacy is essential for graduates entering the job market.

Universities should integrate digital skills into curricula to prepare students for the modern workforce. [ more ]

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How to improve college campus dialogue, belonging (opinion)

Take a holistic approach to addressing campus conflicts and cultural issues.

Establish clear expectations for conduct on campus. [ more ]

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Eastern Gateway Community College halts registration

Enrollment at Eastern Gateway Community College in Ohio is being paused for terms after the current spring semester due to financial struggles.

The college faced financial irregularities, indictments for credit card misuse, and consequences from violating federal financial aid rules. [ more ]

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Here's where Ivy League colleges stand on SATs, ACTs, and standardized testing, post-pandemic

Standardized testing requirements were temporarily dropped by many colleges at the start of the pandemic, but some are now reinstating them.

Higher education institutions have varying views on the importance of standardized testing, with some asserting its reliability in predicting student success. [ more ]

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Kentucky university leaders defend diversity in differing ways

University leaders in Kentucky are speaking out about the importance of diversity amidst legislative threats.

President Capilouto and President Schatzel emphasize the critical role of diversity and inclusion in higher education. [ more ]

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Facing Budget Troubles, Some Colleges Look to Sell the President's House

The New School in Manhattan is selling its president's official residence, a five-story townhouse worth $20 million, in an effort to stabilize its finances.

Shaky student enrollment and financial challenges are leading smaller colleges in New York City and around the country to sell off real estate assets. [ more ]

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Oregon students, faculty, unions say university governing system broken, call for investigation

Students unable to afford housing and relying on government assistance

Blame placed on two laws that changed university governance [ more ]

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