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fromInside Higher Ed | Higher Education News, Events and Jobs
2 months agoNet Tuition Price Continues to Trend Downward
Net tuition prices for four-year colleges have declined or stabilized for all but the highest-income students over the past six years, with particularly steep drops for low- and middle-income students at wealthy private institutions.
Higher education
fromInside Higher Ed | Higher Education News, Events and Jobs
3 months agoTime to Eliminate Prereq Developmental Ed for All Students
Scaling developmental education reform—eliminating prerequisite remediation, adopting corequisite math and English, and aligning gateway courses—is essential to improve student success and reduce college costs.
fromfortune.com
2 years agoNvidia CEO tells privileged students that high expectations will make it hard for them to succeed: I wish you ample doses of pain and suffering'
People with very high expectations have very low resilienceand unfortunately, resilience matters in success, Huang said during an interview with the Stanford Graduate School of Business. One of my great advantages is that I have very low expectations. Indeed, as the billionaire boss pointed out, those at elite institutions like Stanford probably have higher expectations for their future than your average Joe.
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Higher education
fromBusiness Insider
5 months agoAmerican students studying abroad are facing a new reality: Higher costs, more politics, fewer Aperol spritzes
American study-abroad participation is rebounding, with rising full-degree and short-term international enrollment despite higher costs, funding uncertainty, and political challenges.
Higher education
fromInside Higher Ed | Higher Education News, Events and Jobs
6 months agoED Panel Prepares to Settle Student Loan Caps
New graduate loan caps—$200,000/$50,000 for professional programs and $100,000/$20,500 for others—will restrict federal borrowing and may push borrowers to private loans.
fromBusiness Matters
8 months agoParents fork out 2.8bn a year to plug university funding gap
Parents and grandparents are shouldering an unprecedented £2.8 billion a year to support students through university, as the soaring cost of higher education leaves families footing the bill. New research shows that 71 per cent of parents are either contributing, or planning to contribute, financially towards their children's time at university. The average outlay per family now stands at £8,723 annually. With more than 328,000 students enrolling in UK universities this year, the financial burden on households has reached a record high.
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