Stories Tagged as
Higher education
Want a job? Get an internship first
by
Amy Scott
Mar 8, 2013
A survey commissioned by Marketplace and The Chronicle of Higher Education reveals that what really stands out for employers in the resumes of recent college graduates is internship experience. But are colleges doing a good job preparing grads for work?
Internships become the new job requirement
by
Amy Scott
Mar 4, 2013
In a survey commissioned by Marketplace and The Chronicle of Higher Education, employers said they value internships more than many other credentials when it comes to hiring.
Stanford wins the fundraising race, setting a record
by
Amy Scott
Feb 20, 2013
Stanford University becomes the first school to break the billion dollar barrier for fundraising in a single year.
Refinancing my mortgage is easy: How about my student loans?
by
Amy Scott
Feb 15, 2013
Campus Progress wants students to be able to take advantage of low interest rates available for mortgages and car loans.
The State of the Union for education
by
Amy Scott
Feb 13, 2013
What are President Obama's plans for universal pre-school access, high-school funding, and higher education?
Universities crack down on delinquent student borrowers
by
Amy Scott
Feb 5, 2013
Yale and other universities are suing graduates who did not pay back Perkins low-income student loans because the funds for new loans come from former students paying back their debts.
Departing UC President on the state of higher ed, future of online learning
Feb 5, 2013
As he completes his final months as President of University of California, Mark Yudof joins us to reflect on the state of higher education and the future of online learning.
For public good, not for profit.
How to improve college graduation rates? Change college
by
Amy Scott
Jan 24, 2013
In an open letter to college and university leaders, the National Commission on Higher Education Attainment says that college completion must be a priority in the U.S.
Does parental help lower grades for college students?
by
Amy Scott
Jan 15, 2013
New research finds correlation between financial help from parents and academic performance.
Florida considers cheaper tuition for math, science majors
Jan 15, 2013
Dale Brill, head of the Governor Rick Scott's Education Task Force, discusses a new proposal to incentivize students towards careers with job shortages.