Inside Higher Ed Sara Weissman April 15, 2021 Enrollment at California Community Colleges fell even more last fall than an already shocking national average. Campus leaders hope to stem further declines as the COVID-19 pandemic continues. The California Community College system had a 12 percent enrollment decline from fall 2019 to […]
Gallup Nickle LaMoreaux April 13, 2021 You don’t need a college degree to have a very good job at IBM. In fact, 50% of its U.S. jobs are open to anyone with the right skills or a willingness to learn them. IBM’s CHRO, Nickle LaMoreaux, says this skills-over-degrees approach to […]
Los Angeles Times April 12, 2021 Michael Burke and Daniel J. Willis Across the state, from San Diego to the northern border, enrollment at many community colleges has plummeted during the pandemic, threatening the future of some campuses, the system’s Board of Governors has learned. Systemwide, more than 260,000 fewer students enrolled […]
Inside Higher Ed April 12, 2021 Lilah Burke President’s proposed budget increases funding for Pell Grants, minority-serving institutions, research and more. But higher education organizations and experts say there are a few other things they would have liked to see. On Friday, President Biden released his request to the Senate […]
Inside Higher Ed April 12, 2021 Emma Whitford Far fewer students are transferring to community colleges this spring compared to the same time last year, a trend that mirrors overall enrollment declines in the two-year sector. The number of students transferring between colleges continued to decline this spring, dropping nearly […]
Federal Student Aid April 8, 2021 The regulations that govern the verification of Title IV federal student aid application information are set forth in 34 CFR Part 668 Subpart E (34 CFR 668.51-668.61). In accordance with these regulations, a school is required to complete verification of information submitted by an applicant […]
Duane Morris April 7, 2021 California took a huge step toward full reopening by announcing its intention to lift all business restrictions under the “Blueprint for a Safer Economy” by mid-June, provided that hospitalizations remain low and vaccination rates remain high. The reopening will require some continued restrictions, including the statewide mask […]
AXIOS Kim Hart April 6, 2021 1 in 4 workers (26%) plans to look for a job at a different company once the pandemic has subsided, according to Prudential’s latest Pulse of the American Worker Survey, conducted by Morning Consult in March. Why it matters: High-skilled workers with plenty of opportunities are […]
The Hechinger Report Jill Barshay April 7, 2021 Anti-college sentiment greater among Republican, white and rural parents The Hechinger Report is a national nonprofit newsroom that reports on one topic: education. Sign up for our weekly newsletters to get stories like this delivered directly to your inbox. Fewer American parents are dreaming […]
Update ED Jonathan Helwink April 6, 2021 On April 6, the Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights (OCR) issued a new letter to students, educators, and stakeholders indicating the process that the Biden Administration will be undertaking on the issues surrounding the Title IX regulations. While light on details, the letter […]