A multibillion-dollar industry is coming up with new ways to find and sell to colleges not just the addresses and high school GPAs of prospective students but the financial circumstances of their parents, writes @JonMarcusBoston in #CollegeTown. https://t.co/lLVGYj8qRx
Few issues in higher education rile up readers as much as administrative bloat. Now there are clues it may be starting to reverse. @hechingerreport https://t.co/yduaSR8f51
"It’s a place where you do have a meaningful relationship with your faculty members. But you also take out your own trash." How some innovators are reinventing college. https://t.co/8IbdPHEmPp
.@hechingerreport's Jon Marcus (@JonMarcusBoston) joins us to discuss the quality of higher education institutions in the U.S.
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High costs, political attacks take a toll as fewer students come, top scholars leave.
Once globally preeminent, U.S. universities are sliding into decline, @JonMarcusBoston of @hechingerreport writes.
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As a new academic year begins, data and international rankings show that one of America's globally preeminent industries — higher education — is now incontrovertibly in decline. https://t.co/aN0JPBnhGU
Facing political attack and falling enrollment, colleges take the fight to … each other.
@JonMarcusBoston of @hechingerreport on how competition is intensifying among schools and recruiters for a dwindling pool of students.
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“Everyone is on board to make it less complicated." How, in an era of falling enrollment, once-intimidating admissions officers are making sure accepted students have what they need to actually show up. https://t.co/7phMRswcsU @hechingerreport
After suffering largely in silence through funding cuts and culture wars attacks, higher education is slowly trying to reclaim the narrative. https://t.co/ek0qXXZp4v @hechingerreport
You can see it when you take your pets to the vet or your kids to the dentist, need a lawyer or an eye exam, see a therapist or pick up a prescription: Women now outnumber men in study toward all of these fields. @hechingerreport https://t.co/ZNZ0le0Po2
"The idea of males, including white males, being at the short end of the stick all of a sudden would be a truly ironic outcome.” How a Trump administration anti-DEI policy threatens an advantage in college admission for men. https://t.co/gTfLewr1TE @hechingerreport
"I’ve always worried about Massachusetts being a little too complacent about our position in the academic world." The world of pain headed for Boston as a result of pushback against international college students. https://t.co/GdA4wQ4QXG
More than half of colleges that have closed since 2020 were religiously affiliated, which are among the institutions most imperiled by enrollment and financial challenges. https://t.co/qyROITALSJ @hechingerreport
"We're kind of on an island where we only have the community college." How community colleges are adding four-year bachelor's degrees to fill rural higher education deserts. https://t.co/tLErdi9yvB @hechingerreport
How the success of universities and colleges may now largely depend on enrolling Hispanic students -- something they have not historically done well. @hechingerreport https://t.co/3FmjVHKm2T