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Enrollments Declined This Fall, With For-Profit Sector Hit Hardest
Enrollments slid slightly as institutions faced a shrinking pool of high school graduates and slow economic expansion.
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DePaul University’s Test Optional Admissions Brings Positive Results
Of the 2,593 freshmen in the school’s fall 2012 class, about 5 percent were admitted without standardized test scores, and…
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Budget Deal Expected to Soften Second Round of Sequester Cuts
Congressional negotiators reach a deal to fund the federal government that would alleviate cuts to research funding and campus-based student…
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U. of Pennsylvania Study Finds MOOCs Have Few Active Users
New research shows that massive open online courses have relatively few active users who persist to the end of courses.
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More Programs Would Fail Under New ‘Gainful Employment’ Proposal
Thirteen percent of programs subject to the Education Department’s latest proposal would fail its two-part test, putting them at risk…
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Education Dept. Announces New Appointments to NACIQI
Committee advises the education secretary on accreditation issues and the eligibility and certification process for institutions of higher education.