Over the last several days, I have written about Michigan’s personal income history and the problems it is causing the state. The United States Census…
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Missouri is joining the growing number of states that seeks to revise their higher education funding model. According to a July report commissioned by the…
Next July, (barring pending litigation, injunctions, or a highly unlikely change of heart) the US Department of Education will begin to apply its newly announced…
The American Association of Community Colleges reports that a growing number of community colleges are receiving “borrower defense” claims against them. A borrower defense claim…
After years of discussion, the Biden Administration’s gainful employment rule is out. The rule is a resurrection of an Obama-era policy that specifically targeted private,…
A popular theory is that an unstable job market drives community college enrollment. Specifically, displaced workers return to school after unexpectedly losing their jobs. Community…
For years, news agencies report that Michigan has lost population. As evidence, they point to the decennial realignment of the House of Representatives as proof…
If competition for students wasn’t hard enough for community colleges already, it now looks like they’ll have at least one more higher education option to…
In numerous blogs, I have written about the minimal earnings gap between high school graduates and community college graduates. Although there is significant variation among…
A new survey by GO Banking Rates examines the starting salaries of college graduates in each state. The survey differentiates entry level salaries for college…