The Chronicle of Higher Education Federal Student-Loan Program Is Rapidly Losing Money, and Income-Based Repayment Is to Blame, Report Says By Adam Harris FEBRUARY 02, 2018 The federal government is well on its way toward lending more money in student loans than it is repaid, according to a new report from the Department […]
Inside Higher Ed DeVos Waters Down Disclosure Requirements of Gainful-Employment Rule By Andrew Kreighbaum January 22, 2018 The Department of Education last week said it was further weakening disclosure requirements in the gainful-employment rule. Under the new 2018 gainful employment disclosure template, career education programs would no longer be required to disclose median […]
Inside Higher Ed Department of Education Publishes List of Active Civil Rights Investigations By Andrew Kreighbaum January 18, 2018 The Department of Education on Wednesday published a searchable database of all active civil rights investigations that will be updated monthly by the department. The list includes the institution under investigation, its state, the […]
Inside Higher Ed Unprepared and Confused A new study says students don’t feel confident they can find a job or succeed when they land one. By Jeremy Bauer-Wolf January 17, 2018 Few college students feel expressly confident that they have the skills and knowledge to find a job or succeed in […]
US News DeVos Hits Bush, Obama on Education Policy The education secretary reiterated her belief that the federal government has been too heavy-handed in its approach to education. By Lauren Camera, Education Reporter |Jan. 16, 2018, at 5:01 p.m. DeVos Hits Bush, Obama on Education Policy U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos […]
NASFAA Borrower Defense Neg Reg Day 3: Reconsideration of Claims, Partial Relief, Financial Responsibility, and Arbitration Agreements By Allie Bidwell, Communications Staff The negotiating committee tasked with attempting to rewrite a federal borrower defense to repayment rule made progress on Wednesday, tackling several more issues outlined for discussion, including the […]
Sac Bee California plans online community college for working adults to sharpen skills BY ALEXEI KOSEFF akoseff@sacbee.com January 10, 2018 01:34 PM Updated January 11, 2018 02:31 PM California will launch a new community college completely online next year, under a $100 million initiative included in Gov. Jerry Brown’s latest […]
Inside Higher Ed The move by a growing number of community colleges to offer bachelor’s degrees has generated excitement, especially in California, where the first crop of students in a pilot program are expected to graduate this spring. But a recent report from the state Legislature’s independent policy analysis office urges caution. […]
Markets Insider New Study: Distance Education Up, Overall Enrollments Down PRESS RELEASE PR Newswire Jan. 11, 2018, 12:42 PM WELLESLEY, Mass., Jan. 11, 2018/PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — A new report, Grade Increase: Tracking Distance Education in the United States, by the Babson Survey Research Group, reveals distance student enrollments have increased for the fourteenth straight year […]
Evolllution TODAY’S LEARNER Published on 2018/01/08 It’s All About the Students Becky Takeda-Tinker | President, Colorado State University—Global Campus A new demographic of students with different expectations, needs and goals from the traditional model higher education institutions have historically served requires colleges and universities to rethink their model and their […]