Economics&Strategies, Education Economics
September 27, 2022
Via: Inside Higher EdThe Vermont State College System’s Board of Trustees approved a base tuition rate for in-state undergraduates of $9,999 for fall 2023, essentially dropping tuition by 15 percent for Green Mountain State residents when the system completes a merger next summer. […]
Economics&Strategies, Education Economics
September 20, 2022
Via: K-12 DiveAccording to the data project, as of Sept. 12, states had planned, budgeted or committed to spending 94% of the $19 billion in relief funding they received in the set-aside. Of the total $189.5 billion Congress approved for K-12 COVID-19 […]
Economics&Strategies, Education Economics
September 15, 2022
Via: U.S. Department of EducationToday, the U.S. Department of Education announced awards totaling over $7 million to eight statewide organizations under the 2022 Competitive Grants for the Statewide Family Engagement Centers (SFEC) program, underscoring the Biden-Harris Administration’s ongoing efforts to enhance and increase parent […]
Economics&Strategies, Education Economics
September 14, 2022
Via: U.S. Department of EducationAs our nation’s children and youth head back to school, the Biden-Harris Administration remains committed to supporting their mental health needs. Even before the pandemic, rates of depression, anxiety, and suicidal thoughts among youth were on the rise. The pandemic […]
Economics&Strategies, Education Economics
September 12, 2022
Via: U.S. Department of EducationToday, the Department of Education is announcing new awards to help recruit, prepare, develop, and retain a strong, effective and diverse teacher workforce for classrooms across the country through the Teacher Quality Partnership (TQP) grant program. This year’s investment includes […]
Economics&Strategies, Education Economics
September 1, 2022
Via: Inside Higher EdHow colleges use debt during times of crisis varies greatly depending on institutional characteristics, according to a new report from Ithaka S+R funded by the TIAA Institute. The study, released Wednesday, found that while historically Black colleges and universities tend […]
Economics&Strategies, Education Economics
August 31, 2022
Via: Inside Higher EdThe Department of Education announced Tuesday that it will discharge all remaining federal student loans for borrowers who enrolled in any location of Westwood College (including enrollment in Westwood’s online program) between Jan. 1, 2002, and Nov. 17, 2015, when […]
Economics&Strategies, Education Economics
August 30, 2022
Via: Inside Higher EdThe Department of Education announced today that it will discharge all remaining federal student loans for borrowers who enrolled in any location of Westwood College (including enrollment in Westwood’s online program) between Jan. 1, 2002, and Nov. 17, 2015, when […]
Economics&Strategies, Education Economics
August 26, 2022
Via: Higher Ed DiveBiden said he is canceling up to $10,000 for most borrowers, or up to $20,000 for borrowers who received federal Pell Grants, which generally go to those from low- and moderate-income households. His plan includes an income cap, meaning it […]
Economics&Strategies, Education Economics
August 25, 2022
Via: Education NextPresident Biden this week announced plans to provide what he called “targeted debt relief” to student loan borrowers: “up to $20,000 in debt cancellation to Pell Grant recipients with loans held by the Department of Education, and up to $10,000 […]
Economics&Strategies, Education Economics
August 11, 2022
Via: Higher Ed DiveThe $5 million is money Congress allocated to the department, Education Secretary Miguel Cardona said during an agency event Thursday that highlighted efforts to improve inclusivity in higher education. “Years of underinvestment, state budget cuts, and lagging federal support for […]
Economics&Strategies, Education Economics
August 1, 2022
Via: Inside Higher EdOfficials at the Education Department have developed plans to cancel student debt for millions of borrowers, awaiting a final decision from President Biden, as reported by Politico Thursday. Biden is considering providing $10,000 of debt relief per borrower, a decision […]
Economics&Strategies, Education Economics
July 21, 2022
Via: Education NextFor those looking at college as a path to a career rather than a four-year pit stop, the lack of inexpensive, speedy options is a big problem. For huge numbers of high schoolers, it can be a deal breaker. Moreover, […]
Economics&Strategies, Education Economics
July 20, 2022
Via: Higher Ed DiveIn January, New York Gov. Kathy Hochul announced that, effective immediately, the State University of New York system was no longer withholding transcripts from students who owed outstanding balances. The move benefited thousands of students. Transcript holds prevent students from […]
Economics&Strategies, Education Economics
July 15, 2022
Via: Inside Higher EdA new study from the Century Foundation released Thursday found that graduates from cosmetology schools are making near poverty-level wages, and that almost half of the colleges in the industry—42 percent—would fail under the Education Department’s proposed gainful-employment rule. The […]
Economics&Strategies, Education Economics
July 8, 2022
Via: Inside Higher EdDartmouth College’s Tuck School of Business on Thursday announced the largest gift commitment in the school’s history — a $52.1 million anonymous pledge to endow a recurring summit that convenes global leaders from the private and public sectors, academic researchers […]
Economics&Strategies, Education Economics
July 6, 2022
Via: Inside Higher EdA group of 180 national and state organizations urged President Biden to extend the student loan payment pause, which is set to expire in just under two months on Aug. 31, in a letter sent June 30. The payment pause, […]
Economics&Strategies, Education Economics, Educational Stages, Higher Education
July 5, 2022
Via: Inside Higher EdMoody’s finds good news and some risks in a new report on public college and university finances. “Improved state support and one-time federal pandemic relief along with expense cuts underpinned stronger operating performance for public universities in fiscal 2021,” according […]
Economics&Strategies, Education Economics
June 29, 2022
Via: EdSourceCommunity college faculty groups, claiming local officials are misspending money meant to hire more full-time professors, have won the attention of state lawmakers who ordered an audit that will be conducted this year. At issue is $100 million lawmakers approved […]
Economics&Strategies, Education Economics
June 27, 2022
Via: Education NextA University Professor in Economics and the College and the Harris School of Public Policy, Director of the Development Innovation Lab, Michael Kremer, joins Paul E. Peterson to discuss Kremer’s latest working paper, which examines the impact of enrolling in […]