Campus News
Massachusetts Colleges Consider Merging
Much has been made in the news lately about the pending demise of Sweet Briar College in Virginia. Indeed, that all-women college in local Virginia stunned students, faculty and alumnae earlier this month when the administration announced that the school would shutter its doors at the end of this academic year.
6 Signs Your College Will Soon Close Its Doors
Administrators announced earlier this month that the all-women college will shut its doors at the end of this academic year.
Learn to Teach English and See the World
Do you have a burning desire to help others learn English whilst you live and work in their country? Do you have a proficient command of the English language and are you well-trained?
Student Aid Bill of Rights Signed by Obama
President Barack H. Obama has made good on one of his higher education promises. On Tuesday the president signed a memorandum at Georgia Tech in Atlanta instructing the Department of Education and other federal agencies to discover ways to help students with loan repayments.
Prepping for University Graduation
When it comes to university commencement ceremonies, being prepared is of huge importance. In many cases, students may fail to consider a number of important factors in the lead up to graduation, which can be a time fraught with much stress and anticipation.
Sweet Briar College: End of the Line
There are very few single gender colleges and universities left in the United States as most now are co-educational.
Adjunct Faculty: Their Voices Are Being Heard
Colleges and universities across the nation rely on adjunct faculty to varying degrees. That reliance typically follows an alleged need to manage costs as adjunct instructors cost far less than full-time, tenured professors.
It Is Time to Sing For The Unsung Heroes!
Defining unsung heroes is difficult. The dictionary states that a hero is a person who is appreciated and admire for courage, nobility, compassion and kindness.
College Completion: Gap Widens Between Rich and Poor Students
College students from lower income groups have more opportunities to pursue a degree than ever before. Federal pell grants, scholarships and financial aid can provide the assistance these students need to attend college.
Is Your College Underrated?
Among the larger colleges and universities, Harvard, Stanford, and the University of Texas enjoy special consideration. The same can be said for certain small schools, including Swarthmore, The Citadel, and Pomona College.
Proposed 529 Plan Rule Changes Would Remove Tax-Free Component
Hundreds of thousands of college students are pursuing their higher education dreams because of so-called 529 plans. These plans, as enumerated under the tax code, enable families to save money toward their children’s college education.
Report: College Grads Coming Up Short in Career Readiness
After spending tens of thousands of dollars in pursuit of a college degree, you might think that today’s graduates are entering the workforce with the skills that employers require.
