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It's a problem when students think half of their college courses have no value.

First, remember that individuals are not averages.

What's underneath a word?

Akil Bello, someone uniquely positioned to observe the landscape of higher ed admissions, weighs in on a book lots of people are talking about.

We require students to meet deadlines, but life is often more about managing them.

I used to do something all the time, then I stopped. Thankfully, the writing muscles are there, waiting to be reactivated.

Institutional, "enterprise-level" data can't answer questions it isn't designed for. Sometimes we need to look to other methods.

Thoughts spurred by the terrific new book, Hivemind: The New Science of Tribalism in Our Divided World