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Tag Archives: higher-education
Private-College Chiefs See Rise in Pay
The Chronicle of Higher Education found in its annual survey, 78 percent of all presidents had total compensation packages of less than $600,000.
Posted in College Education, College News Also tagged all-presidents, chronicle, education, higher, its-annual, lander, bernard, wages and salaries Comments closed
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, last-month, national, national-association, supporting-documents Comments closed
High School, College Plan Partnership
Aiming to bring more higher education options to the Marlborough region, Quinsigamond Community College and Assabet Valley Regional Technical High School are exploring a partnership to share space and curriculum offerings.
Posted in College News Also tagged assabet, assabet-valley, college, education, marlborough, quinsigamond, regional, regional-technical, school Comments closed
Massive Cut in Britain (Inside Higher Ed)
"Government funding for higher education in Britain is to be cut by 40 percent over four years, suggesting that public funding for teaching in the arts, humanities and social sciences may come to an end," Inside Higher Ed reports.
Posted in College Education, Financial Aid Also tagged arts, britain, education, four-years, inside, inside-higher, may-come, percent-over, public-funding, social-sciences, the-arts, years Comments closed
E-Textbooks in Higher Education now available at ReportsandReports
E- Textbooks in Higher Education 2010-2011 is a new report from Simba Information that examines the lessons learned from the various implementations of e- textbooks on college campuses in the 2009-2010 academic year and the portend for ...
Posted in College Books Also tagged academic-year, examines-the-lessons, from-the-various, higher, lessons, new-report, simba, simba-information, the-2009-2010, the-lessons, the-various Comments closed
Massive Cut in Britain
Government plans 40% reduction for higher education over four years, with only some science and technology teaching programs spared.
Posted in College News Also tagged education, over-four, some-science, teaching-programs, years Comments closed
Scholarship For Mothers Program For Online Education | Technology …
The government supports higher education, and so you may avail of the scholarships offered to college students. There are also federal grants where you might qualify as long as you're determined to pursue college education . ...
Posted in College Education Also tagged College Education, education, federal grants, government-supports, might-qualify, qualify-as-long, scholarships, the-scholarships Comments closed
Educational Difficulties of Men and Immigrants Hinder Efforts to Improve College Attainment (Chronicle of Higher Education)
"The educational difficulties of men, as well as influxes of immigrants with weak educational backgrounds, have emerged as major challenges to the nation's efforts to get a larger share of its population through college, according to a new report by the American Council on Education," the Chronicle of Higher Education reports.
Posted in College Education, Financial Aid Also tagged chronicle, council-on-education, education, emerged-as-major, higher, nation, new-report, the-nation, through-college, well-as-influxes Comments closed
Florida Attorney General Opens Investigations Into 5 For-Profit Colleges (Chronicle of Higher Education)
"Florida's attorney general is investigating five for-profit colleges for possible misrepresentations about financial aid, deceptive recruiting tactics, and other practices, an official confirmed on Tuesday," the Chronicle of Higher Education reports. "The investigation will try to determine whether the colleges have violated Florida's law prohibiting deceptive or unfair business practices, said Ryan Wiggins, a spokeswoman for the attorney general."
Posted in College Education, Financial Aid Also tagged chronicle, colleges, deceptive-or-unfair, education, Financial Aid, five-for-profit, florida, the-colleges, whether-the-colleges, wiggins, will-try Comments closed
Briefly: Education: Elite French University Joins College Board