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New Report Finds 39 Million Some College, No Credential Students

Since last presenting data in 2019, the number of SCNC students increased by 8.6% to 39 million in July 2020. At a webinar on Tuesday, experts discussed the ways that institutions can bring these students back into their fold.

National Clearing House Report

Leadership & Policy

How the Cost of College Hurts Students and Institutions

The cost of higher education, and confusion around the financial aid system, is proving to be both a burden to students and to institutions, according to Dr. Phillip Levine in his new book.

Dr. Phillip Levine's new book, A Problem of Fit: How the Complexity of College Pricing Hurts Students—and Universities.

17-Year-Old Paine College Senior to Become School's Youngest Graduate

17-year-old Paine College senior Charleston Christina Lee will be the youngest person to graduate from the school.

Charleston Christina Lee

How To Make A Syllabus Sound More Human

A small shift in tone or word choice on a syllabus can bolster students’ feelings of belonging and potential for success in a classroom, which studies have shown can improve academic outcomes.

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Twenty Community College Scholars Named to All-USA Academic Team

The awardees were all nominated by their colleges for extraordinary academic and intellectual rigor, achievement and leadership, personal growth, and effort to improve their communities.

All Usa Academic Team

Survey: 80% of College Graduates Believe Higher Education Worth Their Investment

A new survey of 1,250 American college graduates aged 25 and older by Intelligent.com reveals that 80% feel higher education was worth their financial investment.

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Pathways to Recovery from "the Missing Million" in Fall 2022 Enrollment

Scholars, policy makers, and workforce leaders gathered together to discuss how they can address the barriers facing students during the pandemic, and how higher education can attract and cultivate new learners.

U.S. Secretary of Education Dr. Miguel Cardona.

Three Howard Undergraduate Journalists Receive White House Correspondents Association Scholarships

Three Howard University undergraduates have been named 2022 White House Correspondents’ Association (WHCA) college scholarship recipients.

Corinne Dorsey, the winner of the 2022 White House Correspondents' Association Harry McAlpin scholarship.

Illinois State Board of Education Considers Changing Standardized Testing

The Illinois State Board of Education is weighing potential updates to its testing system to improve state assessments for elementary and middle-school students.

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Report Examines Impact of Emergency Micro-Grants

Grants decreased students’ time to completion but did not necessarily boost overall graduation rates.

Rising Graduate Scholars

An Outside-the-Box Thinker

When Nathaniel Hudson was growing up in the early days of the computer, he enjoyed tinkering with technology and playing video games for hours. But he didn’t know computer science could be a career for him until he took a high school class on web design.

Georgia Senior Receives 49 Acceptance Letters, Selects Tuskegee University

Georgia high school senior Makenzie Thompson received acceptance letters to 49 universities and $1.3 million in potential scholarships. She has chosen to accept her offer from Tuskegee University, a Historically Black College and University (HBCU) in AL.

Georgia high school senior Makenzie Thompson will study animal science at Tuskegee University.

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