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Stranded credits are a big problem. Can colleges rescue students?

UB Custom Publishing | October 04, 2020

Millions of former college students have earned academic credits they can't access via a transcript because of unpaid tuition balances. Few formal programs exist to help, a study finds.

Student debt continues to climb. Here are 3 ways to fix it.

Mike Brown | September 22, 2020

Colleges and universities can reduce tuition for virtual learning, and at the federal level actions can include holding colleges accountable and capping student loan debt.

Connection, routine and equity: What students need when learning online

Melissa Ezarik | September 11, 2020

Rutgers researchers surveyed students for their perspective of remote leaning. Here’s how faculty can improve it and university leaders can support such efforts.

Higher ed’s future is not only enabled, but dependent on digital strategies

Rob Wiley | September 09, 2020

How higher education can prepare for workflow shifts to streamline digital transitions

6 facts about how student debt is growing

Matt Zalaznick | August 18, 2020

Student loan debt swelled to $1.67 trillion while continuing campus COVID disruptions have students growing leerier of the costs of earning a degree, according to a survey released Wednesday.

The 5 states where community colleges earn high marks

UB Custom Publishing | August 17, 2020

Education experts discuss free tuition and the impact of COVID-19 in WalletHub's community college study.

How colleges seek equity in virtual and physical design

Matt Zalaznick | July 08, 2020

Colleges and universities can create a greater sense of equity and diversity by rethinking the design of physical and virtual spaces, a panel of higher education leaders said this week.

Updated: 5 ways higher ed is helping students afford their tuition

Steven Blackburn | June 28, 2020

Colleges and universities are increasingly under pressure to help students pay for their education as complications related to the coronavirus continue to create financial burdens for families.

How COVID has disrupted high school graduates' college plans

Matt Zalaznick | June 24, 2020

Half of high school class of 2020 graduates says coronavirus altered their higher ed plans, with around 30% now planning to work or put off starting college.

Why this expert considers some test optional provisions 'scams' and inequitable

Steven Blackburn | June 11, 2020

Test optional colleges could be creating additional inequities for students with poor socio-economic backgrounds and could even be forcing more testing on students if done improperly.

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