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Learning
While Earning: The New Normal
Over the last 25 years, more than 70
percent of college students have worked while enrolled in higher
education programs. As such, these 14 million college students face
the challenge of balancing work, school, and other life priorities.
Georgetown University Center on Education and the Workforce
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Slow
U.S. Tuition Growth is 'New Normal' for Higher Education:
Moody's
U.S. universities and colleges should
expect to see sluggish tuition growth next year, according to a
recent report.
Reuters
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LEADERSHIP |
8
Major Challenges Acting Ed Secretary John King Will Face in
2016
Costs are going up for higher education
institutions, and national concerns over student debt are prompting
debates over the source of the increases and what can, and should be
done about them.
Education Dive
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Briarcliffe
College Plans Gradual Discontinuation of Operations
Briarcliffe College recently announced a
plan, pending regulatory and related approvals, which will begin the
deliberate discontinuation of operations at its institution.
Briarcliffe College
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STUDENT
FOCUS |
A
New Approach to College Admissions
The Coalition for Access, Affordability,
and Success aims to change college admissions through
better counselor-student communication.
University Business
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Sharp
Declines in Underemployment for College Graduates
College graduates’ rate of
underemployment has declined from 10.2 percent to
6.2 percent today, which is far lower than the 13 percent
underemployment rate of high school graduates.
Georgetown University Center on Education and the
Workforce
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