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Somewhere Along the Line
New study explores what a student's entry point into remedial pipeline can tell educators about his or her chance of success.
Changing Course
With its new online remedial courses, Blackboard is betting that community colleges will put aside reservations about outsourcing academics.
Measuring 2-Year Students' Success
WASHINGTON -- A little-noticed provision in the Higher Education Opportunity Act may end up reshaping how the federal government measures...
Let's Make a Deal
The University of Texas at Brownsville and Texas Southmost College have had a cozy relationship since 1991, when the two...
Switching Sectors
Several major for-profit colleges make senior hires of officials with long histories in nonprofit higher education.
The Thinking LMS
U. of Phoenix plans to 'hyper-personalize' learning experience for all 400,000 of its students by building an online learning platform that thinks.
Medical Schools Slowly Grow
First-year enrollment gains a bit over all at U.S. institutions, with numbers most dramatic for underrepresented minorities.
Where For-Profit and Nonprofit Meet
Princeton Review looking to expand program offering Massachusetts community colleges accelerated health science degree programs to students willing to pay more.