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How Colleges Spin Rankings Outcomes

Every outcome in the U.S. News rankings seemed to be good news this year according to a wave of press releases that touted how well colleges performed—even in cases where they slipped.

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What Sets High-Performing Pell Colleges Apart?

New research identifies 149 institutions with strong outcomes for Pell recipients—and suggests their success can’t be easily explained by resources, selectivity or student demographics.

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Opinion

College Affordability’s Hidden Variable

Credit evaluation in admissions supports affordability.

At Ivy Tech Community College, a student in the certified medical assistant program works with a mannequin.

College Leaders Prepare to Administer Workforce Pell as ED Approves Programs

Institutions have to ensure that their financial aid officers and software systems are ready to administer aid for short-term programs and that students know the opportunity exists.

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Vast Majority of Institutions Found ACTS Data Collection Burdensome

About two-thirds of institutions needed at least the 200 hours that the Education Department anticipated they would require to compile ACTS data. Difficulty remedying errors and unclear definitions made the process harder.

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Opinion

3 Questions for EdVisorly’s Manny Smith

Using AI to improve enrollment operations.

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The Students Crowdfunding for Tuition

Students facing acute challenges affording their tuition are increasingly turning to crowdfunding. Experts warn it’s a temporary fix to systemic affordability issues.

Sen. Bill Cassidy; Judson Horras, president and chief executive officer of the North American Interfraternity Conference; and Curtis Valentine, founding president of the Male Educator Network & Policy Institute, speak at the Symposium on Young American Men.

Colleges Are Losing Young Men. What Brings Them Back?

Speakers at the Symposium on Young American Men examine why fewer men are pursuing college and what higher ed can do to better engage them.