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6 juillet 2019

Cuts at Liberty Hit Divinity

HomeBy Rick Seltzer. Divinity is chopping faculty slots and has lost students steadily in recent years at evangelical university, which has long said religion is central to its programs. More...

6 juillet 2019

Marygrove Doesn't Make It

HomeBy Rick Seltzer. Small Roman Catholic college in Detroit announces plans to close just a few semesters after pivoting to offer only graduate programs. More...

6 juillet 2019

Westminster Won't Be Sold

HomeBy Rick Seltzer. Rider University broke off from plans to sell the choir college and will instead resume trying to move it off its Princeton campus. More...

5 juillet 2019

ABA Yanks Thomas Jefferson Accreditation

HomeBy Rick Seltzer. The American Bar Association’s accrediting arm has decided to pull approval from Thomas Jefferson School of Law for not complying with standards related to financial resources, program rigor and admissions. More...

5 juillet 2019

Race, Geography and Degree Attainment

HomeBy Paul Fain. Residents of rural counties typically are much less likely to hold a college degree, new analysis finds, and urban and suburban areas often feature wide attainment gaps across racial lines. More...

5 juillet 2019

Trump Administration Proposes New Apprenticeship Structure

HomeBy Paul Fain. The U.S. Department of Labor on Monday released proposed rules for a new apprenticeship structure, as well as funding for apprenticeship programs.
The Trump administration has been working on an industry-recognized system of apprenticeships, which would exist in parallel with the existing federally recognized apprenticeship program. More...

5 juillet 2019

Online and Out of State

HomeBy Paul Fain. Ohio's Eastern Gateway Community College draws scrutiny from lawmakers for working with an OPM to rapidly grow online enrollment of out-of-state students. More...

5 juillet 2019

Huge Budget Cut for the University of Alaska

HomeBy Paul Fain. Mike Dunleavy, Alaska's Republican governor, used a veto on Friday to strip $130 million from the University of Alaska system's operating budget, the Anchorage Daily News reported. The slashing follows a $5 million reduction by the Legislature, and would be a roughly 40-percent cut to the system's total state support. More...

5 juillet 2019

Group Recognizes Hispanic-Serving Colleges

HomeBy Paul FainExcelencia in Education, a nonprofit group focused on Latino student success, on Thursday announced that nine colleges have earned its first annual Seal of Excelencia. Excelencia said the seal isn't an award or ranking but a "prestigious, voluntary and comprehensive certification recognizing an institution’s commitment and ability to successfully serve Latino students." More...

5 juillet 2019

Employers Mull Offering Student Loan Repayment

HomeBy Paul Fain. Adding to anecdotal evidence about major companies considering student loan repayment benefits for their employees and new hires, a new survey found that a large share of employers (23 percent) are considering offering such plans. More...

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