Universities

Grad PLUS Loans End: Impact on Higher Education Access
Education Management Grad PLUS Loans End: Impact on Higher Education Access

What happens when a critical financial lifeline for graduate students vanishes in the blink of an eye, leaving many unable to pursue their dreams? Picture a medical student, just two years away from becoming a doctor, suddenly unable to cover tuition that exceeds $50,000 annually. For countless

Trend Analysis: Strategic Mergers in Higher Education
Education Management Trend Analysis: Strategic Mergers in Higher Education

In an era where higher education faces unprecedented challenges, a staggering statistic emerges: merger activity among colleges and universities has nearly tripled over a span of two decades, according to a recent McKinsey & Co analysis. This surge reflects a critical turning point for institutions

Education Dept. Gives Harvard 20 Days for Admissions Data
Education Management Education Dept. Gives Harvard 20 Days for Admissions Data

As the higher education landscape continues to evolve with increasing scrutiny from federal agencies, we turn to Camille Faivre, a seasoned expert in education management, for insight. With a focus on navigating complex policy challenges and supporting institutions in the post-pandemic era through

Court Upholds Kent State’s Ruling on Professor’s Conduct
Education Management Court Upholds Kent State’s Ruling on Professor’s Conduct

In a significant legal decision that has captured attention within academic and legal circles, a federal appeals court has affirmed a ruling concerning a professor at Kent State University, highlighting the intersection of professional conduct and discrimination claims. The case revolves around a

Trump Visa Policies Threaten Specialty Colleges' Survival
Education Management Trump Visa Policies Threaten Specialty Colleges' Survival

I'm thrilled to sit down with Camille Faivre, a renowned expert in education management with a deep focus on higher education policies and trends. In the wake of the global pandemic, Camille has been at the forefront of helping institutions adapt through innovative open and e-learning programs.

Can the US Overcome a 5.3M Worker Shortfall by 2032?
Education Management Can the US Overcome a 5.3M Worker Shortfall by 2032?

Imagine a future where hospitals struggle to find enough nurses to care for patients, schools lack teachers to educate the next generation, and critical infrastructure projects grind to a halt due to a shortage of engineers. This alarming scenario is not a distant possibility but a looming reality,

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