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The Rise of Degree Apprenticeships
New research from New America finds that while the programs are becoming more popular, access remains limited.
Parents Embrace Career and Technical Education
While traditional four-year college remains popular, a new study finds parents increasingly open to nondegree pathways for their children.
3 Questions on Online Nursing Programs for Kathleen Winston
A conversation with the dean emeritus for the College of Nursing at the University of Phoenix.
Prison Education May Raise Risk of Reincarceration for Technical Violations
New research from Grinnell College finds that well-intentioned prison education programs may have unintended outcomes.
Belonging in College Isn’t Just Nice—It Can Boost Graduation Rates
Survey data from more than 21,000 students shows that even small gains in sense of belonging can increase their chances of graduation.
College Students Stress About Cost of Living Postgraduation
One in five students say affording life after college is one of their top stressors, according to a recent Student Voice survey.
U of Delaware Creates Yearlong Co-Ops for Business Students
A new partnership with the state of Delaware connects business students to local employers, with the goal of reducing brain drain in the region.
Virginia Looks to Plug Brain Drain With More Internships
A partnership with Handshake is one effort to connect local talent with companies.