Student Life Cycle Management

One and Done

While community colleges are supposed to be two-year institutions, many students take longer than that to graduate. Some four-year institutions, meanwhile, allow ambitious students to earn a bachelor’s degree in three years. Pima Community College (Ariz.) has come up with a new twist to the accelerated degree trend, giving East Campus students enrolling in the Sprint Schedule pilot program the chance to be done in just one. 

Voters Say Yes to Proposition 30

Higher ed ballot initiatives shown support

While voters across the nation were glued to their screens on election night counting electoral votes, the higher education community was holding its collective breath awaiting the answers on a number of important ballot initiatives, proving this year’s election was truly about more than blue and red for higher ed.

Ferris State: Michigan's Ban On Affirmative Action Meant Fewer Tools To Attract Minorities

Ferris State University says a constitutional amendment – struck down Thursday, Nov. 15 by a federal appellate court – banning affirmative action in college admissions gave administrators fewer tools to build a diverse student body.

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Westminster Students Use Silence To Gain Voice

A small group of students at Westminster said they wanted administration to know they have power, and they have a voice.

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Oklahoma Colleges, Universities Prepare For Changes Following Affirmative Action Ban

Following the passage of a state ballot measure banning the use of affirmative action, Oklahoma's colleges and universities are assessing their programs.

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Record Number Complete High School and College

Although the United States no longer leads the world in educational attainment, record numbers of young Americans are completing high school, going to college and finishing college, according to a Pew Research Center analysis of newly available census data.

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