Month: April 2010

… from the Senate Education Committee. College presidents and educators told lawmakers they need flexibility to set tuition rates if the state wants them to give up $300 million in state funding. Sen. John Morse, a Colorado Springs Democrat, says …
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“…online college education has become so popular, that an approximate 2 million students attend different online college programs in the United States alone. The numbers are increasing. Although, outnumbered by students who would still attend …
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… online today by the Journal of Education for Students Placed at Risk (JESPAR). Researchers with the Department of Educational Leadership and Policy Studies (ELPS) at Iowa State University found that women who completed community college …
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It may surprise you that, on average, an individual with a bachelor’s degree earns approximately $54,392 per year, compared to the $31,044 average yearly salary of a worker with a high school diploma. Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, January …
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PR Log (Press Release) – Apr 18, 2010 – Private school grants are an exciting way to pay for college, because the internet, twitter, and social media has made it easier for potential students to find the grants that they are best suited for …
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… provider of post-secondary education services focused on providing higher access to higher education, announced today that Ashford University has formed a new articulation agreement with the Seattle Community College District (SCCD) based in …
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… about handing out some of their own grant money … 18 percent of college entrants turned down their top school choice because it was too expensive and aid too limited, according to research by UCLA’s Higher Education Research Institute.
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BOISE, Idaho — The state Board of Education will allow Idaho’s … hour meeting with the presidents of Boise State University, Idaho State University, the University of Idaho and Lewis-Clark State College. The board has rejected double-digit …
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