JAGGAER, the world’s largest independent spend management company, proudly announces that the University System of New Hampshire has selected JAGGAER’s full suite of S2P solutions in a significant upgrade from their existing system. More...
25 août 2018
University System of N.H. undergoes spend management transformation with JAGGAER
As college costs rocket up, unlock the data that will enable smart choices
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Tennessee State University partners with Liaison
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During the 2017-18 academic year, college students spent an average of $484 on nine required course materials. That’s down from $579 on 10 units the previous academic year, and a decrease from $701 in the past decade, according to the Student Watch: Attitudes and Behaviors toward Course Materials: 2017-2018 Report, the National Association of College Stores’ (NACS) twice-yearly survey of college students in the U.S. and Canada. More...
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Fewer than half of Ore. grads opt for college
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Space lettuce: It’s what’s for dinner
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Dual enrollment program will bring college classes to Maria Carrillo High School
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