A recent report by researchers at Brandeis University found that one-third of American families do not earn enough to pay for their basic needs. Among…
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Last week, President Joe Biden announced his long-awaited plan for student loan debt relief. The loan forgiveness is available to individual borrowers who earn less…
College affordability is a primary factor in a high school student’s decision to take classes after high school. A report issued earlier this year by…
Most college administrators who wring their hands and fret about the “enrollment cliff,” fail to grasp one key point. Generation Z high school students look…
A new law, signed in July by New Jersey governor Phil Murphy, could indicate a new accountability trend in higher education. New Jersey Assembly Bill…
Declining enrollment isn’t just a localized problem for colleges and universities around the state. It’s a problem for the state itself. Fewer college graduates compromise…
If you’ve ever taken a journalism class, you know that Cardinal Sin Number One is burying the lede. So, when I read an article in…
Earlier this month, the State of Michigan held the 5th annual Occupational Outlook Conference, a review of long-term employment projection for the state. One outcome…
A recent EdChoice survey of high school students shows some interesting shifts in their post-secondary plans. Students were asked to compare their post-secondary plans before…
Enrollment at the nation’s community college has been declining for about a decade. Historically, community colleges have served students from lower income households. More recently,…