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A thoughtfully crafted letter of continued interest could be your key to admission from the waitlist.
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A thoughtfully crafted letter of continued interest could be your key to admission from the waitlist.
High Point University President Nido Qubein details the school’s emphasis on life skills and how it prepares students for the workforce.
Public colleges, K-12 schools, local governments and other public institutions will have an extra year to make their digital materials fully accessible for people with disabilities, according to the U.S. Department of Justice. Many institutions had been racing, for at…
View the full episode transcript. For 30 years, Bellevue Elementary in Santa Rosa has relied on AmeriCorps services to support their students that need extra help. But when federal funding was cut, and later reinstated, that programming stalled, leaving some…
In two landmark cases, social media companies have been found liable for endangering and harming children. Meta and Google are appealing the verdicts and disputing the idea that their products are addictive. But over the course of more than a…
The first day I returned to work after parental leave, I sat down at my desk, logged into my computer — and silently sobbed right up until my first morning meeting. The guilt of leaving my child, the anxiety of…
Colleges are offering free or reduced tuition to middle-class students to bridge the gap between insufficient financial aid packages and affordability.
Higher ed expert Melissa Morriss-Olson shares her latest EdTech innovation rave.
Colleges are offering free or reduced tuition to middle-class students to bridge the gap between insufficient financial aid packages and affordability.
College graduates continue to earn more than those without a degree.