The overlooked colleges that could bring hope back to American education
I started taking classes at Paradise Valley Community College in Phoenix while I was still in high school, back before dual enrollment was common. So, yes, this was a while ago. I was drawn to philosophy, but I also took literature, political science, and English composition. I wanted to learn from teachers who had spent […]
The system that lets players change colleges, not athlete pay, is behind greater balance in college football
College football has become much harder to predict in recent years. The SEC, and Alabama in particular, once seemed to have a firm grip on the sport. Now, the list of credible championship contenders is much broader. That shift was underscored last season when Indiana, a program with a long history of struggles, finished 16-0 […]
Colleges cut tuition to increase enrollment due to worries about affordability
Shifting Perspectives on College Tuition In recent times, young Americans have been reevaluating the importance of a college degree. With tuition costs soaring and the burden of student loan debt looming large, some colleges are responding by slashing their tuition fees to lure in students and boost enrollment figures. A report highlighted that various institutions […]
Colleges in the US reduce tuition by tens of thousands as families resist high costs.
With fewer Americans believing that a college education is essential for success, numerous colleges are significantly reducing their tuition fees—by tens of thousands of dollars. However, these substantial reductions may not always lead to corresponding savings for families. Recent findings highlighted over a dozen colleges and universities that have either implemented or announced tuition cuts […]
AOC Proposes ‘Tuition-Free Public Colleges’ to Control Rising Costs
Ocasio-Cortez Advocates for Tuition-Free Public Colleges Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) has put forth the idea of “tuition-free public colleges and universities” as a way to address the soaring costs associated with private education. During a “Students vs. Billionaires Town Hall” held on Sunday and organized by More Perfect Union, Ocasio-Cortez was questioned about the measures […]
The Top Colleges for Rural Areas in America
A recent analysis by Washington Monthly highlights what it identifies as the “best colleges for rural America.” The magazine’s latest ranking places the University of West Alabama (UWA) at the top. According to the report, UWA graduates earn a median income of $64,122 four years after completing their degrees—a significant $26,561 more than what would […]
LinkedIn lists the best colleges for career success, with Princeton in first place.
Samantha Koehler, a Marist College graduate, shares her thoughts on the shifting job market shaped by AI. She highlights how AI is a dual-edged sword for job seekers—offering valuable tools but also presenting significant challenges, especially for those seeking entry-level positions. A recent LinkedIn report has identified the top 50 colleges and universities in the […]
Ketanji Brown Jackson shares Michelle Obama’s views on diversity in colleges
Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson Voices Support for Michelle Obama’s Critique of Elite Universities Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson recently appeared on a podcast hosted by former First Lady Michelle Obama, where she backed Obama’s criticisms regarding how elite schools isolate students of color. This aligns with President Obama’s sentiment that such institutions fail these […]
Harvard University tops US colleges in the amount of foreign funding received.
President Trump directs $200 billion in research funding The White House has announced plans to allocate $200 billion in federal research funding, shifting it from universities to individual scientists. This move aims to speed up the progress of artificial intelligence development. Historically, Ivy League universities have garnered significant foreign investments, particularly from countries like China. […]
Disgrace for numerous California colleges as their graduates earn less than those who only finished high school.
California College Programs Under Scrutiny Recently revealed federal data has put hundreds of college programs in California under a spotlight. It turns out that many graduates earn less than individuals who hold only a high school diploma. This situation places these institutions in jeopardy of losing access to federal student loans unless they demonstrate better […]