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Missouri Department of Higher Education Accepting Grant Applications (News-Leader)
"The Missouri Department of Higher Education is accepting applications for grants to fund projects that assist low income students to attend college, a department news release said," News-Leader reports. "The grants are intended to pay for projects that provide information and outreach to students who may be at risk of not enrolling in or completing college."
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Aberdeen HEAT Center to Host Higher Education Expo October 27 …
An Education Expo will be held at the Higher Education and Conference Center (HECC) at HEAT in Aberdeen on Wednesday, October 27, from 4 to 7 p.m. Visitors can explore opportunities in upper level undergraduate, graduate and doctoral ...
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FACINATING NEW REVIEW BY CLARLIE CLARK IN 'AARP-The Magazine.”
The true value of a college degree, Higher Education ? reminds us, lies in fostering a student's ability to think independently. To that end, the authors profile 11 moderately priced, publicly funded regional colleges that they believe ...
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The Curious Case of ‘Catnip’ and the Common Application (Chronicle of Higher Education)
"At the National Association for College Admission Counseling's annual conference last month, several counselors discussed what they described as an increasingly common scenario: students using a fast-track application to apply to a college that's a member of the Common Application," the Chronicle of Higher Education reports. "In such cases, high schools cannot electronically submit students' supporting documents ... to colleges."
Posted in College Education, Financial Aid Also tagged chronicle, college, college-admission, common, common-application, common-scenario, education, high-schools, higher-education, last-month, national, national-association, supporting-documents Comments closed
Which Institutions Are (and Are Not) Required to Provide a Net Price Calculator?
With the net-price calculator (NPC) deadline just over one year away, questions have risen as to which schools are required to provide a calculator on their website. Any postsecondary institution must provide a NPC on its website if it participates in Title IV student aid programs, according to the Higher Education and Opportunity Act of 2008 (HEOA). However, the definition of net price only uses data for first-time, full-time (FTFT) students. Schools without FTFT students are exempt by default. This means that institutions with only graduate and professional students do not have to provide a NPC, according to U.S. Department of Education guidance.
Posted in College Education, Financial Aid Also tagged definition, education, its-website, means, net-price, opportunity, student-aid, the-definition Comments closed
Measuring 2-Year Students’ Success (Inside Higher Ed)
"A little-noticed provision in the Higher Education Opportunity Act may end up reshaping how the federal government measures the success of community colleges and other institutions that award two-year degrees," Inside Higher Ed reports. "'It's important to have metrics that actually and accurately gauge how these institutions are progressing in terms of meeting their multiple objectives and also prioritizing them appropriately' [Assistant Secretary for postsecondary Eduardo Ochoa said]."
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Utah: New Website Seeks Input on Higher Ed’s Future (Salt Lake Tribune)
"Utah System of Higher Education officials unveiled a new website this week, www.higheredutah2020.org, designed to act as an 'online public hearing' on proposals to help meet Utah's future workforce needs," the Salt Lake Tribune reports. "The goal is to help the State Board of Regents develop a plan to make sure 55 percent or more of Utah's workforce earns at least an associates degree or higher by 2020 and at least 11 percent earn postsecondary certificates."
Posted in College Education, Financial Aid Also tagged earns-at-least, education, help-meet, help-the-state, make-sure, new-website, online-public, percent-earn, percent-or-more, regents, salt, state-board, tribune, week Comments closed
Education Week: Study: Most 2-Year College Students Never Finish
... California's economy as other states and countries send more people to college and increase their levels of educational attainment, said report co-author Nancy Shulock, who heads the higher education institute at Sacramento State. ...
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College fair to be held Saturday – Chicago Sun-Times
College fair to be held Saturday Chicago Sun-Times Parents and students looking for information on college financial aid, admission requirements and course offerings can find help at the free Chicago ... Early Decision Bounces Back Inside Higher Ed College Admission Trends Include Increased Reliance on Early Decision and Wait ... AScribe (press release) all 14 news articles
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Private-College Chiefs See Rise in Pay