Higher Ed Dive Ben Unglesbee December 3, 2025 The credit ratings agency — the second to forecast a poor outlook for the sector in the year ahead — pointed to federal policy shifts, rising costs and competition over students. Dive Brief: S&P Global Ratings on Tuesday issued a negative 2026 outlook for U.S. nonprofit colleges, with analysts […]
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Inside Higher Ed Johanna Alonso December 3, 2025 Free Application for Federal Student Aid completion is up this year, with 26 percent of high school seniors having filled out the FAFSA by Nov. 21, according to the National College Attainment Network’s annual FAFSA tracker. That’s an 11.7 percent increase over the number of students who had completed […]
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PR Newswire December 1, 2025 PHOENIX, Dec. 1, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — University of Phoenix today announced the Center for AI Resources, a student-focused hub that helps learners, faculty and staff navigate the fast-evolving world of generative AI (GenAI) with university-aligned guidance on ethical, safe and effective use. The Center brings together foundational AI literacy, policy-aligned expectations for […]
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AEI Preston Cooper December 1, 2025 Students in short-term workforce education programs will soon get some help covering tuition costs. The recently-passed One Big Beautiful Bill Act expands Pell Grants to workforce programs as short as eight weeks or 150 clock hours in duration. Historically, federal funding for postsecondary education has skewed toward traditional degree programs. The new Workforce […]
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