NASFAA Hugh T. Ferguson December 3, 2021 The annual Federal Student Aid (FSA) Training Conference dove into its second day of programmatic offerings on Wednesday, with a number of detailed sessions highlighting policy updates and procedures that the Department of Education (ED) sought to engage with financial aid leaders. In his keynote address, Education Secretary […]
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CNBC Jessica Dickler November 27, 2021 KEY POINTS Since 2019, undergraduate enrollment nationwide has fallen 8%, putting some colleges in severe financial distress. Only the country’s top universities are faring better than ever. Across the country, colleges are in crisis.Fewer students went back to school again this year, dragging undergraduate enrollment down another 3.5% from last year, […]
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Committee on Education & Labor December 1, 2021 Democrats’ war on for-profit colleges is unreasonable and hurts students looking to prepare for a career with a flexible education. This report from the American Consumer Institute Center (ACI) highlights the importance of for-profit colleges and examines several overly burdensome rules being pushed by the Biden administration that will […]
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Career Education Review Jenny November 30, 2021 Unitek receives nursing-board approval to offer BSN program in Sacramento In November, Unitek received unanimous approval from the California Board of Registered Nursing to expand their BSN program to the Sacramento community. The Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) pre-licensure program will provide students with a coveted degree […]
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