Allied Membership 2024

As a products and services provider your visibility and one-on-one contact with member schools is the best way to successfully build up your business.

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School Membership 2024

CAPPS is the voice of the Private Postsecondary sector in California. We help you protect your rights to operate your school in a business-like manner.

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The California Association of Private Postsecondary Schools (CAPPS) is the only California State Association representing the many diverse kinds of Private Postsecondary Schools in California.

“Our Mission is to serve the California private postsecondary sector by advocating for the interests of our members and students, enhancing and promoting the image of the sector, communicating State and National issues, and providing professional development opportunities for our sector.”

Resources

A whole host of resources vital to the development of your organization and your people

Professional Online Training
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State & Federal Resources
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CAPPS Legislative Watch
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Latest News

How U.S. Plans to Recognize Colleges for Student Success

Inside Higher Ed Jessica Blake October 18, 2024 The Education Department has selected 200 colleges eligible for recognition of their efforts to boost degree completion. But some experts question how it chose the institutions. The Biden administration wants to recognize colleges that help students c…
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Avoiding AI Snake Oil

Inside Higher Ed John Warner October 18, 2024 Two new books offer cautionary tales about the past and present of AI in education. A recently released Inside Higher Ed survey of campus chief technology officers finds a mix of uncertainty and excitement when it comes to the potential for the influe…
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The State of Student Loan Forgiveness: October 2024

CATO Institute  Andrew Gillen October 17, 2024 A new court injunction is blocking any forgiveness under the forthcoming Higher Education Act forgiveness plan. The latest batch of forgiven loans brings the total to $175 billion for 4.8 million borrowers.  Mass student loan forgiveness is terrible …
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