American Council on Education releases report on the time and cost of transferring college credit
Forty-four percent of students who sought transfer of credit had only some, or none, of their credit moved to their new institution.
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Allow students to build their education one brick at a time
PelotonU aims to provide students with the flexibility and support they need to balance family and work obligations.
Value and teach practical knowledge
Ben Nelson of Minerva champions useful or “practical” knowledge as the most important component for enabling a free and dynamic society.
Scholars at University of Chicago research consumer-driven health care options
A new initiative will explore federal regulation, innovation, incentives, and the fiscal constraints that influence health care markets.
Build faster, cheaper pathways to good jobs
Ryan Craig and Ayesha Khan of Achieve Partners argue for a “what you need when you need it” learning model.
Building a brighter future for all learners
We ask leaders in postsecondary education for one big idea that could make a positive difference in the lives of learners.
How Does Social Media Impact Democracy?
We ask NYU Center for Social Media and Politics codirector Joshua Tucker what we do — and don’t — know about social media and democracy.
Interview: What is The Biggest Challenge in U.S. Immigration Reform Today?
Within Rice University’s Baker Institute, Tony Payan and Pamela Lizette Cruz bring fact-based insights to a charged national conversation.
SkillUp Together Fund will provide direct assistance to help Americans access lifelong learning opportunities
Grants through the $30 million SkillUp Together Fund will connect workers to career support and upskilling programs.
Harmel Academy of the Trades marries skills-based education with humanities
Harmel Academy of the Trades in Grand Rapids, Michigan, is establishing an income-share agreement to help students finance their degree.