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'Huge Deal for a Small School'
At Simmons College, two online degree programs launched less than five years ago are about to become the greatest source of tuition revenue on the campus.
Incomplete Information on Income Tax Breaks
States often don't calculate revenue lost through higher education income tax benefits for students, report finds.
The Conservative Approach to Student Loans
Right-leaning policy thinkers push agenda to simplify loan system, inject bigger role for private lenders. But proposals to eliminate PLUS loans likely to draw opposition from advocacy groups.
Don't Blame State Disinvestment Alone
Tuition rose faster than state appropriations fell, and federal aid helped make that possible, study asserts.
Capital Letters Live On at Quinnipiac
University drops logo opposed by many students because it featured university without a capital U.
Opinion
Very Special Education
Lee Burdette Williams provides a tongue-in-cheek look at an institution's effort to differentiate itself.
New Programs: Health Sciences, Genetic Counseling, Behavioral Neuroscience, Fashion Design, Middle East Studies, Engineering Entrepreneurship, Risk Management, Leadership, Psychology
Assumption College is starting an undergraduate major in health sciences. Bay Path University is starting a master of science in...
A Cash Crisis and Collapse
Saint Joseph's will suspend operations, saying it lacks funds to continue without an overhaul. Many faculty members, students and alumni question how things got so dire.