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A California Community College Begins to Heal: The Key

The No. 1 lesson about disaster relief Ryan Cornner would give college presidents is: do scenario training. The president of...
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CUNY Revamps Transfer Process to Reduce Credit Loss for Students

System leaders and faculty partnered to reduce complications in the transfer process across CUNY, including launching a new digital dashboard and aligning course catalogs.

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Common App Welcomes Community Colleges

The Common App is inviting a cohort of community colleges to its platform for the first time in the hopes of serving a wider pool of applicants.

North Carolina Community Colleges Launch Program Modeled After CUNY ASAP

The North Carolina Community College System is launching NC Community Colleges Boost, a new program to move students into high-demand...
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Funding Student Success: Community Colleges Leaving Medicaid Reimbursement Untapped

A recent report finds fewer than three dozen community colleges nationwide received reimbursement from Medicaid in the past six years, leaving as much as $115 million in federal funding on the table.

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Congress Failed to Pass WIOA Update. What Does That Mean for Higher Ed?

Congress looked set to pass the bipartisan bill to update the workforce development law but then scrapped the legislation at the last minute. That failure leaves money on the table for community colleges.

Overpaid Conn. Community College Employees Asked to Return Money

The Connecticut State College and University system is asking some community college employees to return money mistakenly paid to them...
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Americans Value Trade Colleges Over Ivies

A new survey finds that while most likely voters question higher ed’s price, they view some types of institutions more favorably than others.