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Research: Professor Identity Can Influence Perceptions of Transfer
A study of over 3,000 faculty from CUNY two- and four-year institutions found gaps in awareness of transfer student outcomes and processes, which can hurt transfer success.
Opinion
Why the SAT Is a Poor Fit for Public Universities
The SAT may suit the Ivies, but it undermines the mission of America’s public institutions.
Public Universities Don’t Want to Discuss the Compact
Institutions have been slow to respond to records requests related to the “Compact for Academic Excellence in Higher Education,” and UT Austin is fighting to withhold records.
Judge Lets Group Defend Kentucky’s In-State Tuition for Undocumented Students
A federal judge has granted a group of undocumented students in Kentucky the right to defend their in-state tuition rates...
Why Community College Students Stop Out
Community college students stop out for a confluence of reasons, some that could be better prevented by colleges, according to...
Fewer International Students Came to the U.S. This Fall
Nearly a year into the Trump administration’s crackdown on immigration and visas, data reveals that new international student enrollment is down 17 percent since last fall.
Opinion
3 Steps for Re-Enrolling Adult Learners
Target students who have stopped out from your own institution, make it easier for them to enroll and offer financial assistance.
Open-Admission Colleges Will Not Have to Report Disaggregated Data to ED
In August, the Trump administration issued an executive action ordering colleges and universities to submit disaggregated data about their applicants...