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    Studying these subjects will help students find jobs?

    The London School of Economics and Political Science Sep 24, 2017

    Whilst most subjects offer a broad range of skills that are transferable across many sectors, many industries require graduates with specific expertise. The subjects that appear most in demand in…

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    The art of giving through the eyes of foundation donors

    Portland Community College News Sep 24, 2017

    A $280,000 gift from Tom and Chris Neilsen will provide hundreds of students with scholarships over the next 20 years. The gift, the first of its kind for PCC, will be…

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    Comparing Federal Benefits for 529 College Savings Plans

    American Enterprise Institute Sep 22, 2017

    American families may contribute to tax-advantaged savings accounts known as 529 plans to save for a child’s college and graduate education. These plans have come under scrutiny in recent years…

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    The Myth of American Universities as Inequality-Fighters

    The Atlantic Sep 21, 2017

    How can the U.S. solve the problem of lasting poverty? For some, the answer starts with education. Many studies show that young people who go to college earn more than…

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    Five year loans will provide impact incentives for women in Mexico

    Impact Alpha Sep 20, 2017

    The loan fund launched earlier this year to help social enterprises gain access to debt and credit. It extended a small loan to Mexico, which launched in 2010 to offer affordable home solar…

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    The Thorny Relationship Between Asians and Affirmative Action

    The Atlantic Sep 19, 2017

    There’s plenty of data to underscore concerns that Asian Americans are unduly affected by affirmative action. But quantifying the effects of such policies is notoriously thorny. That’s true more broadly,…

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    The Subtle Ways Colleges Discriminate Against Poor Students

    Alvin Chang Sep 18, 2017

    A few years ago, hundreds of college administrators received a survey in the mail. It was designed to figure out what they believed it takes to succeed in college. What…

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    Imagining the Future of Online Learning and MOOCs

    Tech Trends Sep 11, 2017

    There’s little doubt that online courses are proving popular with students all over the world. Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) providers such as EdX and Futurelearn have been lauded with democratising higher education and…

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    Protecting the DREAM: Potential Legislative Scenarios

    Migration Policy Institute Sep 7, 2017

    Congressional efforts to legalize unauthorized immigrants who were brought to the United States as children have been pending in Congress since 2001, with the DREAM Act garnering notable bipartisan support…

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    Does Post-Graduation Depression Occur?

    The Washington Post Sep 7, 2017

    Three years ago, I graduated from college, and after years of occasional all-nighters, skipped meals and serious stress over exams, I was looking forward to a new, calmer life. College…

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    Keeping Kids In College: Forgive Tiny Debts That Force Them To Leave

    Fast Company Sep 6, 2017

    Nearly half of all college students in America end up dropping out, an epidemic quit rate that’s poised to cause some serious economic trouble: Most jobs today require some form…

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    America’s High-Schoolers Are Unprepared For College

    The 74 Media Inc. Sep 6, 2017

    Only half of U.S. students think their high schools have prepared them with the knowledge and skills they need for college, according to recent survey data. Compiled by the non-profit YouthTruth,…

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