Pandemic-related declines in enrollment, particularly in hands-on skilled trades courses, have only made things worse for these long-overburdened and underfunded schools.
Understanding the link between selectivity and racial inequity in college admissions is one of several key strategies in dismantling long-standing and system barriers to college access.
College system still needs key reforms to assure all Americans have access to a post-secondary education that leads to a higher quality of life, IHEP president Mamie Voight says.
If the pandemic has taught the ed-tech market anything in the past 18 months, it's that educational technology must be able to adapt its programs, platforms, and processes in nearly real time as things change.
