Thompson Coburn Arbitration Provisions in Enrollment Agreements Appear to be Safe in Light of Supreme Court Ruling A recent ruling from the U.S. Supreme Court was lauded by employers for upholding the enforcement of arbitration agreements in employment contracts. An analysis of the ruling shows that it likely extends the […]
Accredited Council for Independent Colleges and Schools Media Statements: FOIA and May 30 Filing ACICS Submits Response to Department of Education Regarding Continued Federal Recognition, Ends Effort to Halt FOIA Release of Draft Staff Report On May 30, the Accrediting Council for Independent Colleges and Schools (ACICS) submitted a response […]
NPR ED By Ashley Gross and Jon Marcus Garret Morgan (center) is training as an ironworker near Seattle and already has a job that pays him $50,000 a year. Sy Bean/The Hechinger Report Like most other American high school students, Garret Morgan had it drummed into him constantly: Go to […]
NPR ED By Elissa Nadworny There’s been a lot of attention lately on low-income students on campus — mostly on how to recruit them and how to make them feel welcome. For good reason: Pell Grant recipients make up about a third of the undergraduate student population in the U.S., […]
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Education Dive More than 100 for-profit institutions closed during past year, according to federal data Author: Autumn A. Arnett@A2Arnett June 6, 2018 The number of for-profit and career colleges in the higher education landscape declined dramatically in the last four years, with the rate of decrease increasing from year to year, […]
Inside Higher Ed For-Profit Free Fall Continues, U.S. Data Show By Doug Lederman June 6, 2018 The number of career colleges and the number of credentials they award have dropped by roughly 20 percent in the last four years, new data from the U.S. Education Department show. An annual report from the National Center […]
Moody’s: Declining Enrollment Is Squeezing Tuition Revenue Inside Higher Ed By Paul Fain June 1, 2018 Recently released data on declining college enrollments in the U.S. and constraints on tuition pricing will continue to suppress tuition revenue growth this year, according to Moody’s, the credit-rating agency. Moody’s projects that this fiscal year, median […]
Inside Higher Ed Student borrowers argue the education secretary must follow previous policy to grant full loan relief to former Corinthian Colleges students. By Andrew Kreighbaum June 4, 2018 After granting student borrowers a temporary victory last month against the Department of Education, a federal judge this week will consider larger questions about […]
The Evolllution No Longer Overlooked: New Federal Data Reveal Outcomes for Non-Traditional College Students Alexander Bentz | Education Analyst, RTI InternationalJames Isaac | Director, Education Research, RTI InternationalDavid Radwin | Senior Research Associate, RTI International Though there are still some areas that need improving, new Outcomes Measure data from […]