Inside Higher Ed Kery Murakami February 4, 2021 The president’s nominees for Education Department have records of advocating for student borrowers and close ties to progressive senators Warren and Sanders. The Biden administration on Wednesday announced a slew of appointments to the Education Department, including well-known higher ed advocates, people […]
Inside Higher Ed Kery Murakami February 4,2021 President Biden’s nominee for education secretary, Miguel Cardona, appears to headed for confirmation by the Senate after a hearing Wednesday free of fireworks, save for whether transgender girls should be competing against cisgender girls in high school sports. Senator Richard Burr of North […]
Ed Source Ashley A. Smith February 3, 2021 Students would get guaranteed admission to a specific California State University or University of California campus. Gov. Gavin Newsom wants to ease the transfer from community colleges to California’s public universities, and newly released details draw a clearer picture of how that could […]
Primary Contact: William Setterlund – President & CEO Email: wsetterlund@theaccountingacademy.com 7283 Engineer Road Suite H San Diego, California 92111 Phone: (858) 836-1420 Website: http://www.theaccountingacademy.com The school’s mission is to offer a variety of job training options, ranging from business-related courses to protection-related programs. These courses and programs are designed to prepare students for […]
HIGHER ED DIVE Natalie Schwartz February 2, 2021 Dive Brief: Post University, a for-profit college in Connecticut, plans to acquire the for-profit American Sentinel University, the Colorado-based online nursing school announced Monday. American Sentinel will become Post’s college of nursing and health sciences. The two institutions did not disclose the financial terms […]
HIGHER ED DIVE Hallie Busta February 2, 2021 UPDATE: Feb. 2, 2021: Grand Canyon University is taking the U.S. Department of Education to court in an effort to require the federal agency to classify it as a nonprofit institution for the purpose of receiving federal financial aid. In a filing Tuesday in the U.S. […]
Inside Higher Ed Kery Murakami February 3, 2021 Concerned they are being left out of getting additional help in the next coronavirus relief package, the association representing for-profit colleges and universities said their students were helped by previous relief funding and would be helped by more aid. Eighty-four percent of 15 […]
CRAIN’S CHICAGO BUSINESS February 1, 2021 ”Adtalem is overpaying for an inferior and potentially toxic asset, much like the ones the company has tried so hard to divest.” (Bloomberg) — Adtalem Global Education Inc. is being urged by two investors to halt its $1.5 billion acquisition of Walden University until the U.S. […]
Ed Surge Vera Song February 1, 2021 America’s skills gap has been widely discussed. The friction between postsecondary institutions failing to properly prepare job seekers and unrealistic employer expectations has led to seven million unfilled openings. Not surprisingly, the challenge worsened with the COVID-19 pandemic, and there are still nearly […]
Inside Higher Ed Rick Seltzer February 2, 2021 For-profit Post and American Sentinel Universities announce acquisition built on health-care offerings. The tie-up reveals factors in the nonprofit higher ed market as well. Post University, in Waterbury, Conn., plans to acquire Denver-based American Sentinel University, a deal between two for-profit institutions […]