Here are two facts that illustrate the long-term damage caused by failing to economically differentiate community college degrees from high school diplomas. First, women comprise…
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A.Team and MassChallenge have released the first-ever Tech Work Report, which surveyed nearly 600 tech industry leaders. The results create a picture of the state…
I recently read an article about the new president of Eastern Washington University. EWU, located near Spokane, has an enrollment of about 11,000 students. According…
If you doubt the impact that high school advising has on college enrollment, read on. The State of Missouri placed advisors in rural high schools…
As if community colleges didn’t have enough trouble attracting students, they now have to contend with online degrees from MasterClass. MasterClass bills itself as “……
If you live in Washtenaw County, you know that the Eastern Michigan University faculty is on strike. The key issues include pay and healthcare costs.…
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…
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…
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,…