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Report: College Becoming Even Less Affordable

Despite the availability of state grant programs, federal aid for low-income students and even federal student loans, the cost of...
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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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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.

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Accreditor Panel Tables Vote on ABA Recognition

The decision comes a month after Trump’s staff first recommended the ABA accreditation council’s denial.

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Higher Ed Groups Push Back on Trump’s New Accreditation Rule

The president wants to reshape the accreditation system. Commenters argued that his administration’s plans violate federal law.

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How Apprenticeships Can Help Colleges Access Workforce Pell

Registered apprenticeships that include some instruction from a college automatically qualify as “in-demand,” giving institutions a potential fast track to Workforce Pell.

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Under New Loan Limits, Students Struggle to Finance Final Year

Evolving guidance from the Education Department shut two students out of federal student loans. “It really feels like someone’s stabbing you,” one mom told Inside Higher Ed.

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Senior College Leaders Experiencing ‘Heightened Uncertainty’

College and university leaders are experiencing unease as they work to address looming financial concerns, reassess their programs and confront...