Chronicle of Higher Education A Sector in Flux: How For-Profit Higher Ed Has Shifted By Dan Bauman and Goldie Blumenstyk MARCH 13, 2018 Over the last two years, many of the for-profit-college industry’s biggest players have merged with onetime competitors, moved from for-profit to nonprofit status, or left the business altogether. […]
The Chronicle of Higher Education Education Dept. Wants to Block States’ Student-Loan Rules. States Are Fighting Back. By Adam Harris MARCH 12, 2018 The U.S. Education Department wants states to defer to federal oversight of the companies that service the billions of dollars in student loans that it issues, but the […]
Inside Higher Ed European Rules (and Big Fines) for American Colleges Despite the deadline being less than three months away, few colleges are prepared for strict new European data-protection rules. By Lindsay McKenzie March 13, 2018 A German student uses your website to apply for admission. An alumnus who lives in […]
US Dept of Veterans Affairs VA Expands Transparency Efforts of Institutions Receiving GI Bill Payments Releases data disclosing tuition and fee payments to educational organizations WASHINGTON — As part of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs’ (VA) ongoing commitment to expand public transparency and accountability of agency expenditures, VA today […]
Inside Higher Ed Ashford Seeks to Become a Nonprofit Ashford University is the latest big for-profit bidding to become nonprofit. The university’s owner, Bridgepoint Education, will seek to become an online program management company. By Paul Fain March 13, 2018 Another large for-profit university is seeking to become a nonprofit. Bridgepoint […]
NASFAA Negotiators Struggle With Details in Final Gainful Employment Neg Reg By Allie Bidwell, NASFAA Senior Reporter Higher education stakeholders gathered for the final negotiated rulemaking session on gainful employment struggled to make progress toward a consensus on Monday, as discussions jumped between topics and slowed on several details around […]
Inside Higher Ed DeVos: States Don’t Have Authority to Regulate Loan Servicers By Andrew Kreighbaum March 12, 2018 Education Secretary Betsy DeVos on Friday weighed in on a dispute over whether states have the authority to regulate federal student loan servicers, issuing a legal interpretation saying that the federal government exclusively […]
The EvoLLLution How Raising the Bar Helps Re-Entry Students Succeed (Part 1) Daniel Apple | President, Pacific CrestDavid Leasure | President, Higher Learning Challenge, LLC Creating an environment designed for students who had failed in their past educational pursuits to succeed requires conscious thought and planning on the part […]
Inside Higher Ed Global Boom in Private Enrollments In many countries, public higher education no longer dominates, report finds. By Ellie Bothwell for Times Higher Education March 8, 2018 One in three students globally is enrolled in private higher education institutions, according to research that reveals the huge growth and wide […]
Inside Higher Ed Global Boom in Private Enrollments In many countries, public higher education no longer dominates, report finds. By Ellie Bothwell for Times Higher Education March 8, 2018 One in three students globally is enrolled in private higher education institutions, according to research that reveals the huge growth and wide […]