… combination” designed to broaden educational opportunities for … to degree, and potentially save costs. The partnership will begin … programs. The presidents of the two institutions said they …
… me: Why is it so difficult for higher education to innovate? Articles on … to radically reduce the cost of tuition. … expected that the spread of online learning and of …
… I was sure would ‘revolutionize’ education: The iPod Learning … the same sensory experience of they can get in an in-person … nothing to widen access, lower costs, or improve quality. So maybe …
… “Trash removal costs go up not because garbage … to climb.” – William Baumol, The Cost Disease, p. 44 If you read only one book about higher education this year, read …
… fashion: that is, meet the needs of the present without compromising … and pedagogical values. Energy costs are higher than ever, creating … Signs of Hope … the first U.S. institution of higher education to agree to …
… sharply -- at twice the rate of inflation over the past two … Public Interest Research Groups' Higher Education Project have … sharply -- at twice the rate of inflation over the past two …
… students as renewed waves of COVID-19 are expected to keep … expected to help 1.7 million higher education students from … a graded scale, depending on the cost of their education, while …
… Hillary Clinton’s higher education plan announced … Clinton has adopted as part of her plan. Aside from the price tags -- Clinton’s would cost $350 billion over the next …
… health and the viability of their institutions’ business … is one way to interpret Inside Higher Ed ’s second Survey of … On top of that, online education, collaboration with other …
… The idea of requiring colleges to spend a … by Sen. Charles Grassley, and higher education officials have … notably with some easing of the provisions related to …