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4 Ways Colleges Are Making Support Easier to Access

From offering mental health services after hours to putting all essential needs under one roof, colleges are designing support systems around students’ lives.

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Student Support Needs Outpace College Capacity

A new EAB survey finds financial, mental health and academic challenges are straining colleges already facing staffing and budget constraints.

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Opinion

Set the World on Fire

As AI reshapes higher ed, could teaching students how to be good human beings save it?

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Tackling Time Poverty for Student Parents

The University of Louisiana System is expanding support for student parents by addressing an overlooked barrier to success: finding time to study.

Students graduating from Generations College in Chicago.

2-Year College ‘Extends Mission’ With 4-Year Degrees

Generations College is adding bachelor’s degrees, betting that students who might otherwise stop after an associate degree will keep going.

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Student Parents in Texas Unaware of Key Supports

Priority registration and campus liaisons can ease barriers for student parents. New Trellis Strategies research finds many in Texas don’t know they exist.

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Tennessee Promise Boosts College Enrollment and Attainment, Data Shows

Tennessee Promise, the first statewide tuition-free community college program in the country, significantly boosted college enrollment and degree attainment at...
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Turning High School Credentials Into College Credit

Maine’s public universities will award up to eight credits for career-readiness microcredentials, giving students an early start toward a degree.