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DOJ Makes Arrests in FAFSA ‘Ghost Student’ Scheme
One of the individuals arrested was allegedly linked to more than 300 fraudulent student accounts and received more than $1 million over five years.
Colleges Keep Adding Football Programs
College football is booming. Ten new or revived programs are taking the field this year, the most since 2013, according to the National Football Foundation. More are on the way.
Students’ Subject Choices ‘Not Matching Up to Workforce Needs’
Too many are pursuing degrees in biological sciences and IT, with shortages in business and engineering despite high employer demand, study finds.
4 in 10 Students Flag Digital Wagering Risks
But most student success administrators say their institution isn’t tracking the issue or they aren’t sure how it’s responding.
What Comes After the Macklemore Moment?
The campus protest movement for Palestinian rights may seem dormant, but it’s not dead.
Students Push Colleges to ‘De-Flock’
An increasing number of colleges signed contracts with Flock Safety following the 2024 pro-Palestinian protests. As students raise privacy concerns, some institutions are abandoning surveillance cameras.
Preliminary Enrollment Data Shows Slower Growth
Which Undergrad Credentials Offer Earnings Premiums? New Tool Breaks It Down.
The HEA Group has released an online tool comparing certificate and degree completers’ earnings with high school graduates’ pay, by state. It’s another outgrowth of the coming federal earnings test.