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Editorial: VSAC Still at Work to Help Vermonters Plan and Pay for Education

"Many people stop me on the street to ask what's in store for Vermont Student Assistance Corporation, and the Vermonters we serve, in the wake of legislation eliminating our role as a federal education loan provider, writes VSAC President and CEO Don Vickers. "Some things are still in flux, but I wanted to share where we stand as the 2010-11 school year begins."
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International Education Corp. Fights for College Access for Low …

In an open letter to congress, Fardad Fateri, President and CEO of International Education Corporation (IEC), opposed the proposed federal regulation on Gainful.
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Fights for College Access for Low-Income Families PR Newswire (press release) IRVINE, Calif., Sept. 1 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- In an open letter to congress, Fardad Fateri, President and CEO of International Education Corporation . ...
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International Education Corp. Fights for College Access for Low-Income Families

IRVINE, Calif., Sept. 1 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- In an open letter to congress, Fardad Fateri, President and CEO of International Education Corporation (IEC), opposed the proposed federal regulation on Gainful Employment. Fateri asserts that U.S. Senate's Help Committee chair Senator Tom Harkin is supporting a federal regulation called Gainful Employment that will prevent millions of low ...
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Virginia State Education Commission Talks Jobs, Degrees At Hampton University

The state is facing a "mammoth task" of producing 100,000 additional associate and bachelor's degrees in Virginia by 2025, Hampton University President William Harvey said Tuesday.
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LMC tops 1,000

Lon Morris College officials have marked 2010 in their history books as the year the college reached and passed 1,000 students. LMC President Dr. Miles McCall said it is one of the first of many long term goals for the two-year school.
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Higher-Ed Enrollment Rises This Fall In F-M

North Dakota State University on Wednesday reported more modest enrollment growth than in recent years, a reflection of the transition in leadership, President Dean Bresciani said.
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Education secretary Arne Duncan: headmaster of US school reform

As students head back to school, educators nationwide are implementing controversial school reform wrought by Arne Duncan. Pushing competitive market approaches and armed with unprecedented funding and support from the president, he is possibly the most powerful education secretary ever.
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College's focus is on education, not religion | Oyez!

That shouldn't come as a surprise to anyone who knows anything about higher education in this state. After all, Tom Ross, the president of the small but highly regarded liberal arts college , also a Davidson alum, was just elected ...
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University Of California to Manage Home Costs of President

The University of California has appointed an official to manage spending and operations at President Mark G. Yudof’s new private residence, after Mr. Yudof ran up nearly $700,000 in expenses and involved senior university officials in time-consuming personal matters over a rented mansion in the Oakland Hills.
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