Economic and demographic realities are pressuring colleges to produce employable graduates and many schools are innovating to attract underserved groups.
A disparity in the number of advanced courses persists even at lower-income schools that have been recognized for sending more students to college, a survey has found.
Although mounting fees and tuition hikes are a big concern, here are a few things to ponder before dismantling existing funding streams for subsidized alternatives.
“There was a time when [those tests] offered opportunity to a lot of students who didn't have them, but with the growth and breadth of advanced placement, that argument no longer holds,” said College Board CEO, David Coleman.
The disruptions of COVID have accelerated a slate of changes designed to simplify the SATs for students and colleges, the College Board announced Tuesday.
Job searches for executive positions are exploding, according to WittKieffer, which offers strategies for colleges and universities to help land the right candidates for key positions.
High school students logging into online learning sessions a University of Kentucky graduate find a social studies classroom starring Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Michelle Obama and other celebrities.
A new dashboard that provided clearer information on economic mobility in California shows that educational attainment varies widely by race and region.
College and university tech leaders are providing new ways for remote students to do hands-on work as online learning remains the predominant platform for instruction on most campuses.
