A first-of-its-kind network of 22 historically and predominantly Black community colleges has banded together to develop new initiatives to improve their students' career and economic prospects.
Stackable credentials—expandable qualifications, often parts of educational sequences—have become a critical pathway for learners to advance their careers, gain higher pay, and display competency in a shorter timeframe than full degree programs allow. These credentials—also known as micro-credentials, certificates, digital badges, and nanodegrees—are valuable signals for employers, especially since the COVID pandemic. When asked in […]
Since 2010, the market for bachelor’s degrees has grown overall by an astonishing 22 percent, but a lot has changed in many degree programs during that same period. Download this research report to better understand the issues facing the most prominent programs in undergraduate education, including trends in graduate data, which areas to monitor closely, […]
As uncertainty reigns, colleges and universities must consider the effects on Russians and Ukranians studying in the U.S. and provide robust resources.
