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Wide Acceptance Related to the Criteria for Recognition

Wide Acceptance Related to the Criteria for Recognition

ACICS According to the criteria for recognition, accrediting agencies must “demonstrate that its standards, policies, procedures, and decisions to grant or deny accreditation are widely accepted in the United States by— (a) Educators and educational institutions; and (b) Licensing bodies, practitioners, and employers in the professional or vocational fields for […]

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Sherlock Plumbing, Heating & Air Awards UEI College Student with $500 Scholarship

Sherlock Plumbing, Heating & Air Awards UEI College Student with $500 Scholarship

Career Education Review SAN MARCOS, Calif., Dec. 19, 2018 — UEI College, a national provider of career training, continues to focus on their mission of improving lives and communities by making hands-on education available to students through community partnerships. This year, Sherlock Plumbing, Heating & Air chose UEI College as […]

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DeVos Outlines a Vision for Higher Education

DeVos Outlines a Vision for Higher Education

Chronicle of Higher Education By Eric Kelderman  Education Secretary Betsy DeVos laid out her clearest positive vision for higher education on Wednesday, calling for a fundamental re-examination of how colleges operate, whom they serve, and how their success should be measured.“We must expand our thinking about what education actually is, […]

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Reverse-Transfer Policies May Particularly Help Underrepresented Groups

Reverse-Transfer Policies May Particularly Help Underrepresented Groups

Diverse Education by LaMont Jones While facing logistical challenges, reverse credit transfer is becoming a more common practice nationwide as a way of getting an associate’s degree or certificate for students who had gone on to take courses in a baccalaureate program that could be applied to retroactively award them a […]

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US college completion rate climbs to 58%

US college completion rate climbs to 58%

Education Dive Dive Brief: Student completion rates are up at two- and four-year U.S. colleges, regardless of gender, race and ethnicity, or age, according to a new report by the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center. The organization analyzed six-year completion rates for first-time, degree-seeking students who enrolled in college in the fall […]

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Ed Dept. watchdog to review ACICS approval

Ed Dept. watchdog to review ACICS approval

Education Dive Dive Brief: The Education Department’s internal oversight office on Wednesday announced it will review the agency’s decision to reinstate its permanent recognition of the Accrediting Council for Independent Colleges and Schools (ACICS), The Associated Press reported. The move is in response to a letter sent on Monday by the top congressional […]

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DeVos tells higher ed leaders the industry is ‘due for a rethink’

DeVos tells higher ed leaders the industry is ‘due for a rethink’

Education Dive Dive Brief: Ahead of the federal negotiated rulemaking session on higher ed accreditation that kicks off next month, Education Secretary Betsy DeVos laid out her department’s priorities in a meeting Wednesday with industry leaders. According to prepared remarks, she said it is time to “rethink” higher education and called […]

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STARS Campus Solution/Training Masters

STARS Campus Solution/Training Masters

Primary Contact Robert Amell – CEO 3314 Market Street, Suite 301 Camp Hill, PA 17011 (717) 901-6868 wwww.starscampus.com Description: STARS is the most secure and reliable school management system with the features that help career schools operate efficiently and effectively. Managing data throughout the campus life cycle of the student, […]

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Supreme Court decision could limit Ed Dept.’s power to regulate Title IX

Supreme Court decision could limit Ed Dept.’s power to regulate Title IX

Education Dive Dive Brief: The U.S. Supreme Court agreed last week to review the legal doctrine called the Auer deference, which gives federal agencies more power over interpreting their own regulations, The National Law Journal reported. The doctrine stems from a 1997 decision that directs courts to enforce a regulation as it […]

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