2016 Borrower Defense Rule now in effect: Free webinars and quick thoughts
Thompson Coburn by Aaron Lacey As many in higher education are aware, yesterday, following a long series of lawsuits, opinions, […]
FAFSA Opens Today. Here’s What’s New on This Year’s Financial Aid Form
Time.com College financial aid season kicks off today, October 1, as the 2019-2020 Free Application for Federal Financial Aid opens […]
College Scorecard Drops National Comparison Data
Inside Higher Ed by Andrew Kreighbaum In its latest update to the College Scorecard, the Education Department has dropped data […]
Court Weighs Next Steps in Borrower Defense Lawsuit
Inside Higher Ed By Andrew Kreighbaum After ruling that Education Secretary Betsy DeVos unlawfully delayed an Obama administration loan rule designed to protect […]
Obama Borrower Defense Rules Could Get New Life
Education Dive Dive Brief: A federal judge in Washington, D.C., today will consider the implementation of Obama-era student loan borrower […]
Dept. of Education’s Rationale for the Gainful Employment Repeal
Powers Law by Dan Brozovic Many in the higher education community are aware of the Department of Education’s (“ED” or […]
A Tipping Point for Accreditors
Inside Higher Ed By Andrew Kreighbaum Accreditors provide the stamp of approval for colleges and universities in the U.S. Without their […]
DeVos Right to Suspend Lax Loan-Forgiveness Policy
Real Clear Education By A.J. Kritikos Earlier this summer, a federal court ordered the Department of Education “to cease all efforts […]
Praise for Trump’s Pick for Key Higher Ed Post
Inside Higher Ed by Andrew Kreighbaum Just over 13 years ago, Robert L. King moved on from the State University […]
More Job Earnings Data On The College Scorecard
Forbes by Richard Vedder I have claimed for years that three words beginning with “I” hold the key to major […]