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Bachelor’s Degrees
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Are they indoctrinating or diversifying?
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Community colleges are proposing low-cost bachelor's programs they say are needed to meet job demands in their districts. But CSU is objecting to 16 of them, saying they duplicate what their universit...
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Needing to fill seats and facing demands for faster routes to jobs, more colleges are shortening degree programs
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The cost of college is on the rise – but college grads still earn more than those without a degree.
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The movement to increase community college student success has never been short on ideas. For two decades, hundreds of institutions have reshaped what student progress looks like and the meaning of in...
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College admission is largely becoming a buyer’s market
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Inside a Michigan prison, 25 men are working toward a Wayne State degree. Can it change who walks out — and will America keep paying for it?
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Economists say the number of college grads who are underemployed, or working in jobs that don’t require the degrees they just earned, is too high.
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JFF analysis of U.S. digital jobs labor market trends, covering sector demand, regional shifts, and entry-level IT pathways across four major U.S. metro areas.
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A growing number of direct admissions programs allow some high school graduates to skip applying to college.
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The leader of the California institution blamed the closure on factors like enrollment troubles, accreditation woes and rising costs.
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As students grow impatient, colleges try three-year bachelor’s degrees
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SEATTLE — Over the last 15 years, colleges have shifted from a focus on access to one on student success — primarily credential completion. Now, colleges need to focus on a different success metri...
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Some commencement speakers were booed when they mentioned AI this spring, but colleges are adding majors focused on the technology.