Month: July 2010

For students heading off to college this fall, it’s crunch time, and the challenge is deciding how much loan debt to take on. As one in every 10 students graduates with a debt of $40,000 or more in student …
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The Missouri Department of Higher Education should have been more involved in picking projects for a college construction program and additional coordination is needed among colleges, according to reviews released …
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STUDY HALL: Sure, your kid is gonna rack up an enormous amount of debt over the next four years. But isn’t that just the price your coed, or maybe you, has to pay for a good college education these days? Not so, says Zac …
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Associated Press – July 14, 2010 1:55 PM ET PULLMAN, Wash. (AP) – Washington State University has named Anthony G. Rud Jr. as dean of its College of Education. Rud is head of Purdue University’s Department of Educational …
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PRLog (Press Release) – Jul 18, 2010 – The Sagemont School strives to provide students with an enriching college-prep experience. This includes a balance of challenging academics, extra-curricular activities and …
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A number of changes to federal student loans went into effect July 1 for new and current borrowers. Among them: ® All federal loans are now direct from the U.S. Department of Education, rather than through federally …
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Just in time for summer school, Glenn Beck has announced that he is starting a university in his name. According to the announcement on his website: “Beck University is a unique academic experience bringing together experts in the fields of religion, American history and economics. Through …
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Everett Community College will receive $4.84 million in federal funds to train future health care professionals. The Everett, Wash., school was one of 41 U.S. colleges and organizations receiving a share of $125 million …
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Jul 03, 2010 (Las Vegas Review-Journal – McClatchy-Tribune Information Services via COMTEX) — Nevada State College President Fred J. Maryanski died Friday at the Nathan Adelson Hospice, college officials said. He was 63. Maryanski was hired Feb. 1, 2005, and was the college’s longest-serving …
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IRVINE, Calif. , July 2 /PRNewswire/ — International Education Corporation today announced that it has completed the acquisition of MCed Career College headquartered in Fresno, California . Founded in 1989, MCed Career …
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