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Confusion in the Cloud
Adobe faces questions from higher education officials who say that new pricing plans are hard to understand and may represent large increases in fees.
New Programs: Nonprofit Management, Criminal Justice, Respiratory Therapy, Digital Forensics, Education, Nursing, Legal Studies, Substance Abuse Treatment, Public Leadership
Antioch University Los Angeles is starting a master of arts in nonprofit management. Atlanta Metropolitan College is starting a bachelor...
So Much for Consensus
As Congressional Democrats argue in favor of extending the current interest rate on subsidized student loans, House Republicans in committee back a bill that would overhaul how those rates are determined.
How to Weigh the Future
Swarthmore, under pressure to divest from fossil fuels, puts the price tag at about $200 million over 10 years, saying removing its investments would require a fundamental shift in how the college manages its endowment.
New Ideas on Interest Rates
House Republicans and two Senate Democrats introduce proposals for student loan interest rates that would vary from year to year.
Free for All Over 'College for All'
A Brookings paper challenging the notion that "everyone should go to college" is itself challenged (from many sides) for overstating its case.
No Easy Answer on Private Loans
Federal regulatory agency releases an overview of ways to help private student loan borrowers, but doesn't make specific suggestions on Congressional action.
Tough Words for TRIO
A new policy brief from the Brookings Institution calls for overhauling federal college preparation programs.