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What Should We Take Away from the Case of a Phony College?

  • December 6, 2019
  • Karin Fischer
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What Should We Take Away from the Case of a Phony College?

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A Lesson on Combating Foreign Influence

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Do Teens Think College Will Be Worth It?

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What College Graduates Earn — At Least at First

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Are Guns the X-Factor in International Admissions?

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Helping More Than Just Star Students

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Warnings about China’s Influence on Campus Can Unfairly Tar Chinese Students

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What Do College Athletes Really Think?

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How Higher Ed Found Itself in the ‘Vortex of Politics’

Geopolitics are pervading college campuses like never before. Is that a bad thing?
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Some College, No Degree. Now What?

About one in six U.S. adults went to college and left before earning a credential. New data details the paths they take and what might be able to help them finish.
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To Fight Skepticism, Colleges Need To Engage With the Public

Here’s one associate dean’s pitch for how colleges can make a better case for themselves: Start talking with the citizens who are just down the street.
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Early Decision Isn’t As Common As You Might Think — But It Still Favors the Wealthy

We can debate whether or not early decision is now “the norm.” Either way, it still favors the wealthy and well-informed.
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How Parent Borrowing Makes College Possible — at a Steep Price — for Black Families

The scale of this debt is remarkable. It’s not a little bit bigger. The amount black parents are taking on is proportionately enormous.
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Under the Spell of Meritocracy

Debates about meritocracy and college are in the air this fall.
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  • The Weekly Dispatch

The Poor Are Getting Poorer. Professors Can Stop Making It Worse.

This chemistry professor believes everybody can get an A. First, faculty need to change their attitudes.
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This One University Enrolls More Pell Students Than the Whole Ivy League

How well are colleges moving people up social and economic ladders? And are we paying enough attention?
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The Surprisingly High Cost of Our Public Flagship Universities — At Least for Most Americans

Make $167,000 a year? Then you can afford your state’s public flagship university. Otherwise …
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  • The Weekly Dispatch

Resentment Starts With Campus Parking — It Doesn’t End There

Is college a scam? Read a fascinating thread about why people think so. Also, a new book examines the impact of student debt on families.

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