Economics&Strategies, Education Economics
September 28, 2021
Via: Inside Higher EdAt the same time that Congress is trying to keep the federal government from shutting down at the end of this week, it’s also facing a deadline to keep the United States from defaulting on its loans — a never-before-seen […]
Educational Stages, Higher Education, News
April 28, 2021
Via: Inside Higher EdPresident Biden on Wednesday proposed a plan to make good on his promise for free community college — and much more for higher education. Included in his American Families Plan is: $109 billion for two years of free community college […]
Economics&Strategies, Education Economics
January 19, 2018
Via: eCampus NewsIn 2014, Western Union made a surprising discovery when surveying millennials about their financial habits: More than 20 percent of them had never written a check. This may seem unusual to those of us from older generations. After all, many […]
Economics&Strategies, Education Economics
January 5, 2018
Via: Ed SurgeIs education technology investing back on track? Are investors still eager to put their money in education startups? The answers depend on who you ask. After a lull in 2016, venture activity for U.S.-based edtech startups in 2017 saw a […]
Economics&Strategies, Education Economics
September 5, 2017
Via: Education DiveThere are numerous potential options for school leaders to consider in the face of growing deficits and declining enrollment. Many small universities are reconsidering their mission to expand the number of potential enrollees. Small, selective colleges with sterling reputations may […]
Economics&Strategies, Education Economics
June 1, 2017
Via: The Chronicle of Higher EducationThe departure last week of James W. Runcie, who was chief operating officer of the Federal Student Aid office in the U.S. Education Department, sparked headlines — but one paragraph in his resignation letter flew relatively under the radar. Mr. […]
May 19, 2017
Via: Education WeekA government study has found that the Department of Education did not properly monitor and document $21 million in grants in 2012-2014. The report by the Government Accountability Office published Thursday looks at 75 awards to individual grantees. Read More […]
Educational Stages, Higher Education, News
September 7, 2016
Via: Education DiveSalerno’s is a novel idea that accompanies the federal government’s existing approach to determining who earns degrees and which schools grant them. If you are poor and cannot afford to pay back federal loans for four-year education, the DOE essentially […]
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