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    Postsecondary Education Interventions to Help Low-Income Students Succeed

    MDRC Feb 22, 2018

    MDRC has evaluated a variety of programs across the country. These include financial aid programs like performance-based scholarships, as well as learning communities, enhanced student services like additional advising and student…

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    How an A.A. Degree Can Become a Better Path to Labor Market Success

    American Enterprise Institute Feb 22, 2018

    Every year, around 670,000 students earn associate degrees from community colleges—yet only about 32,000 job postings in 2016 specifically asked for an associate of arts (A.A.) degree. Five years after…

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    California’s Public Universities Struggle With Increasing Student Eligibility

    EdSource Feb 21, 2018

    California in many ways is a victim of its own success in preparing ever larger numbers of students for college. That is one way to look at the recent flap…

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    American College of the Building Arts Teaches Liberal Arts and Trades Together

    InsideSources Feb 19, 2018

    Blue-collar industries across the country are facing a massive skills shortage. There are shortages of bulldozer and crane operators, carpenters, electricians, automotive mechanics, truckers and welders, among other workers. If…

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    Asian-American Groups Say Affirmative Action Discriminates Against Them [Video]

    Business Insider Feb 17, 2018

    The Department of Justice is currently investigating admissions policies at Harvard to see whether they discriminate against Asian-Americans. The Asian-American Coalition for Education is arguing that affirmative action hurts Asian students’ chance at getting…

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    Universities Need Philanthropy But Must Resist Hidden Agendas

    Medium Feb 16, 2018

    Philanthropy has supported the longevity of universities and if they are to continue their role at the forefront of social, technological and economic transformations, as epitomized by the Fourth Industrial…

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    Here’s How To Take Action On Gun Control

    Mashable Feb 16, 2018

    After the deadly shooting this week in Parkland, Florida — as well as recent shootings in Orlando, Las Vegas, Nevada, and beyond — discouraged people have taken to social media to express their outrage and grief…

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    Survey Shows Inadequacies In Community College Advisors

    The 74 Feb 16, 2018

    College advising has room for improvement when it comes to engaging students, according to a new national survey from the Center for Community College Student Engagement that collected responses from 113,000 students…

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    The Prosper Act Will Increase Higher Education Spending

    American Enterprise Institute Feb 16, 2018

    Late last year, House Republicans proposed a major reform of the federal government’s student aid programs for higher education. At first glance, the CBO estimate for the Prosper Act appears…

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    PROSPER: Civil Rights Activists Are Concerned About Higher Education Law

    Hechinger Report Feb 15, 2018

    Two clauses (among many) of PROSPER are riling civil rights groups. One would permit faith-based institutions to prohibit same-sex relationships among students and the other would allow student clubs to…

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    What Degree Inflation Means For Higher Ed

    Christensen Institute Feb 14, 2018

    The bachelor’s degree has long been accepted as a signal of specialized skills and suitability for positions with more responsibilities or higher cognitive demands. However, in the past few decades,…

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    Higher Education’s Challenges Need Innovative Solutions

    Christensen Institute Feb 12, 2018

    College, we can’t afford you. Tuition at many of America’s top schools now tops $50,000, living expenses easily add another $15,000, and course materials and transportation push the costs even…

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