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Defying the Odds on Yield
Free tuition in New York State was supposed to make it impossible for places like Nazareth College to build a class. Yet the private college's yield is up and it will enroll a larger class this fall, without increasing the discount rate.
Opinion
Making Liberal Arts Angst Work for High School Applicants
Richard DiFeliciantonio offers tips for counselors.
Opinion
Ethical College Admissions: Questions From Vietnam
A student wonders whether an admissions service is being ethical. Jim Jump, in the debut of his column at Admissions Insider, has some doubts.
From For-Profits to Community Colleges
A new paper finds students don’t leave postsecondary education when the for-profit institution they attend is sanctioned by federal agencies. They move into the public sector.
A ‘Repudiation’ of Trump Budget
In restoring year-round Pell Grants and boosting research and other programs targeted for major cuts in White House's 2018 blueprint, 2017 budget deal suggests Congress's disinclination to embrace Trump approach.
Opinion
What Makes an Open Lab 'Open'?
As public universities divert resources into new kinds of learning spaces, they should promote collaborative and mutually enriching connections among students and institutions, write Robin DeRosa and Dan Blickensderfer.
Diminishing Returns for Tuition Discounting
Net tuition revenue per full-time equivalent student decreased after unrestricted tuition discount rates hit 28.7 percent.
Purdue's Bold Move
Indiana institution acquires Kaplan University and its 32,000 students in an unprecedented move to enter online education as many large for-profits continue to slump.