The New College Exam: A Test to Graduate
Schools are increasingly making students sit for one last exam before they get that diploma
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Why Casinos are Becoming Like Landfills
Americans still love to gamble. They just don’t want casinos near where they live
All Hail MOOCs! Just Don’t Ask if They Actually Work
Despite booming enrollment and enthusiastic administrators, scant research offers little evidence that online courses are effective
Cash-Strapped Universities Turn to Corporate-Style Consolidation
For many public and private institutions looking to cut costs, A&M now stands for acquisitions and mergers
Who Needs Philosophy? Colleges Defend the Humanities Despite High Costs, Dim Job Prospects
As rising tuition and mounting student debt makes prospective income a bigger part of choosing a major, humanities disciplines such as philosophy and history are under attack in favor of such fields as engineering and business, …
Learn and Earn
More schools are partnering with the private sector to develop courses and apprenticeship programs