Grade inflation obscures the fact that just 22% of students are proficient in math.
Concerns Over Academic Readiness as College Application Deadlines Loom The January deadline for university applications is approaching quickly, prompting families—especially parents—to have difficult discussions about school choices and expectations. It’s becoming clear that many may need to rethink their ambitions. A staggering 90% of parents feel their children are performing at or above grade level, […]
H-1B Uproar Obscures Vast Workforce of Other White-Collar Migrants
The heated debate over H-1B visa workers masks the much larger influx of other foreign workers into white-collar jobs needed by American college graduates. The federal government issues approximately 130,000 new H-1B visas each year and an additional 650,000 visas or work permits to other white-collar immigrants each year. Many of these nonimmigrant workers are […]