Student Life Cycle Management

Eliminating Federal Aid For People Without GEDs Creates Uphill Battle For Some Prospective Students

At Grand Rapids Community College, they’re the minority – students who are attending college but don’t have a high school diploma or GED.

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Differential Tuition Could Hurt Program

Washington's pre-paid tuition program could lose some of its financial stability if state universities start adopting differential tuition for more expensive majors, a new report states.

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A College Education Isn't For Everyone (Opinion)

In President Barack Obama’s 2012 State of the Union address, he said that “higher education can’t be a luxury. It is an economic imperative that every family in America should be able to afford.” Such talk makes for political points, but there’s no evidence that a college education is an economic imperative.

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Student Loans Aside, College Students Face Plenty Of Money Woes

Higher-education officials in Washington state see their students' financial positions growing less and less tenable as education costs rise, jobs grow scarcer and more and more students must rely on student loans to get an education.

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STI Program Expanding Reach Of Drake State's Appeal To Students

Shattering those stereotypes of learning a "trade" simply to earn a living that has dogged tech programs is a critical aspect of Drake State's approach.

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Oklahoma Colleges, Universities Address Effectiveness Of Remediation Courses

Concern about remediation or developmental courses has Oklahoma City Community College officials rethinking the way they handle these courses.

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Long Beach City College Tries An Alternative To Placement Tests

The two-year college is making some placement decisions based on new students' high school grades instead of their scores on a standardized exam.

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UW System To Offer New 'Flexible Degree' Program

Wisconsin would be a national pioneer in helping adults earn a post-secondary degree under a new program announced Tuesday by Gov. Scott Walker and University of Wisconsin System leaders.

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University Sends ‘Fear of God’ Letter to Students With Senioritis

College-bound seniors beware: If you slept through your classes this semester and have the failing grades to prove it, your university may soon threaten to rescind your admission this fall.

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