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Report: Degree Completion Rate Tied to Number of Credits Taken Per Year

The number of academic credits a student takes per year has ties to their likelihood to graduate and complete their college journey.

Survey Reveals Most Jewish Students Dissatisfied with Universities’ Responses to Antisemitism

More than half of Jewish college students in a recent online survey say they have been impacted by antisemitism on campus since the Oct. 7 Hamas attack in Israel.

Report Outlines Steps to Take to Support Students and Those Returning to College

Higher education leaders and states can take a number of additional steps to bolster academic success, reenrollment, and degree completion for students who started college but never finished, according to a new report from California Competes.

Dr. Laura Bernhard

Report: Parents and Educators Are Somewhat Aware of Non-Degree Pathways for Students, But Many Want to Learn More

Less than a third of parents surveyed said that they would be disappointed if their child did not pursue college after high school.

Saint Louis University Suspends Financial Aid Deadlines, Debuts Financial Aid Estimator

Delays from challenges associated with the Free Application for Federal Student Aid prompted Saint Louis University officials to launch an independent, institutional aid application.

Native Americans

College Fund Offers American Indian Law School Scholarship to Attend Harvard Law

The American Indian College Fund offers a scholarship opportunity for an American Indian or Alaska Native to pursue a law degree at Harvard University.

Samantha Maltais

ACCT, NHSA Launch Partnership to Expand Child Care for Student-Parents

A new five-year initiative will support student parents by bringing more Head Start centers to community college campuses throughout the country.

Recruiters, Students Differ on New Grad Career Readiness

New college graduates entering the workforce and employers hiring them agree on which competencies are most important for job candidates, but they disagree about the extent to which they excel in the competencies.

Shawn VanDerziel.

College Revives Standardized Test Requirement

Dartmouth College plans to reinstate the standardized test requirement for applicants starting with the Class of 2029.

Dartmouth College

CUNY Opens $95M Nursing Training Center to Stave Off Shortages

As New York is projected to experience a dearth of 40,000 nurses by 2030, the City University of New York (CUNY) has planned to get ahead of the potential shortage.

CUNY has opened a new $75 million, state-of-the-art Nursing, Education, Research and Practice Center at Lehman College.

Leadership & Policy

Education Department to Host Additional Negotiated Rulemaking Session for Debt Relief

The U.S. Department of Education will host a fourth negotiated rulemaking session in February identifying ways to provide debt relief to borrowers experiencing hardship across the country.

Under Secretary James Kvaal

Survey: Students Cite Mental Health Concerns and Anxieties As Possible Deterrents for College

Worries and anxieties may not just affect the college experience but also prevent a sizable portion of students from enrolling.

Michael Koppenheffer

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