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Efficiency in Job Training
The U.S. lags with disorganized system of preparing workers for middle-income jobs, report finds. A national "learning exchange" could help fix the problem.
Gates, MOOCs and Remediation
The Gates Foundation is ponying up to learn if MOOCs could work for remedial students, a departure from the current slate of MOOCs. Developmental education experts say the idea could work, but others remain skeptical.
Renewed Debate on SAT and Wealth
New study says test has equal predictive value for those with high and low socioeconomic status, a potentially significant finding. But critics question the analysis.
Opinion
Can Do for Community Colleges
Community colleges can do better despite the challenges they face, Joshua Wyner writes, citing leaders on graduation rates and student outcomes.
Rejecting 'Early Action'
As most colleges see surge in this kind of application, U. of San Diego decides the approach isn't best for the institution or its students.
Hour by Hour
The credit hour wasn't supposed to measure learning, for good reason, according to a new report, which recommends how to revise or even drop the standard without leading to abuse.
All for Naught?
New law school study raises questions about whether money spent on marketing has any influence on U.S. News rankings.
Cost of Free Money
Long Island U. is latest college to face budget problems after overspending on financial aid, a reflection of how the affordability crisis is squeezing institutions.
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