Student Borrowers Report Lack of Loan Information
New report, "Lost without a Map: A Survey About Student Experiences Navigating the Financial Aid Process," reflects student borrowers lack of knowledge and counseling about loans. Read Full Post >
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October 12, 2012
September 28, 2012
Students Say They Want Closer Connections with College
Report from WestEd and Public Agenda finds students want to feel a closer connection with their community college from their freshman year through graduation. Read Full Post >
September 20, 2012
Experts Discuss Proposal to Increase Access to College-Outcome Info
Higher education experts discuss merits of Right to Know Before Your Go bill proposed by Senators Ron Wyden, of Oregon, and Marco Rubio, of Florida. Read Full Post >
August 23, 2012
Private University Experiments with 4-Year Tuition Guarantee
University of Evansville announces four-year price freeze on tuition. Read Full Post >
June 11, 2012
Colleges Urged to Be Entrepreneurial to Improve Learning
A panel of education experts recommend entrepreneurial approaches to reforming college systems for improved learning and productivity. Read Full Post >
June 06, 2012
Popularity of Certificate Programs Grows
Georgetown researchers release a report chronicling the growth of certificates as a higher ed. option. Read Full Post >
June 05, 2012
Higher Education Leaders Agree to Cost Transparency
Leaders from 10 higher education systems agree to new transparency model in communicating with students after a meeting with Obama administration officials today. Read Full Post >
May 29, 2012
More Top-Tier Colleges in Rankings Doesn't Mean Better Quality
Researchers critique value of college rankings and encourage student to look beyond the lists for right fit. Read Full Post >
May 04, 2012
Degree Attainment Not Keeping Up With Gains in College Access
The Education Sector releases report showing degree attainment has not progressed as rapidly as enrollment. Read Full Post >
April 25, 2012
Report Calls for End to Education Tax Credits to Save Pell Grants
Report from Education Sector suggests education tax credits be eliminated and funds redirected to supporting low-income students through Pell Grants. Read Full Post >
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