Higher Ed Dive Natalie Schwartz March 9, 2022 Proposed revisions would attempt to ensure career education graduates can find work and pay off their loans. The U.S. Department of Education this week released new details about provisions it wants to include in its forthcoming gainful employment rule, a measure that would hold postsecondary career education […]
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Inside Higher Ed Scott Jaschik March 10, 2022 The Biden administration is sending signals that the May deadline for student loan borrowers to begin repayment may be extended, Politico reported. Education Department officials instructed the companies that manage federal student loans to “hold off on sending required notices to borrowers about their payments starting, according to three […]
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wbur Simon Rios March 7, 2022 Danielle Chagnon spent 15 years teaching math. But now, she’s spending her days in Boston’s North End learning another skill where she’s found accuracy matters just as much as it does in math: carpentry. “There’s so many little details that you’d never think of to make something that’s supposed to […]
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The Fresno Bee Yesenia Amaro March 7, 2022 California Health Sciences University has suspended a pharmacy doctorate program at its for-profit school in Clovis after failing to obtain pre-accreditation. The program welcomed its first cohort of students in 2014, but never gained accreditation and will now close after 2024. CHSU is owned by the Assemi […]
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