"Higher education — public higher education — depends very much on philanthropy," he said.
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Unfortunately for higher education, the mountain (work) will not come to Muhammad (higher education).
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"Institutions of higher education are supposed to be there for just that – higher education," he said.
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Higher education: The Chronicle of Higher Education and Inside Higher Ed, both of which have daily newsletters.
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Higher Education staff and students: Anyone who works at an institution of Higher Education and any students who are attending or have been accepted into the Higher Education system can get the discounts.
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Sources The Centre for International Higher Education at Boston College maintains an indispensable website on international higher education.
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M.W.: In my time directing the international higher education program, we focused on providing higher education for refugees.
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But Clinton's plan seems like it was written by higher education wonks for an audience of higher education wonks.
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Conservative pundits don't seek an ideologically balanced higher education; they want a higher education that reflects their conservative views.
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Go deeper: Deep Dive: The future of higher education The shift in higher education funding since the Great Recession
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Both left and right thought it appropriate that Washington, given its enormous investment in higher education and ownership of the lion's share of data on higher education, should be doing much more to promote transparency in higher education.
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We consider the number of higher education institutions in each state as well as long-term funding trends for higher education.
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Annuity products, like those offered to higher education employees by TIAA, for example, have been popular in higher education for years.
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We consider the number of higher-education institutions in each state, as well as long-term funding trends for higher education.
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That said, while the tax code's treatment of higher education has substantial room for improvement, slashing the higher education benefits risks further limiting economic mobility in the US, because it will make higher education less affordable for many families.
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Re-imagining the federal role in higher education requires us to chart not just pathways through higher education but the gateway to it.
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She eventually became a director of the Baha'i Institute for Higher Education, created to help Baha'i students barred from higher education in Iran.
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We consider the number of higher education institutions in each state as well as long-term trends in state support for higher education.
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Champions of higher education may well argue that if higher education is more affordable, many more young people will be able to earn degrees.
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It is more important than ever that we have a robust forum to discuss higher education, like the Higher Education Caucus, and I hope you will join me in working together to ensure that higher education remains a pathway to prosperity for millions of Americans.
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Last month, House Republicans began the process of rewriting the Higher Education Act, which authorizes most of the federal investment in higher education ($85033 billion).
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" Bacow concurs: "I think as the real cost of higher education has increased, people have adopted more of a consumerist or instrumental approach to higher education.
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There is plenty of blame to go around with the challenges in higher education today, and higher education institutions themselves own a fair share of it.
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Dr. Lieberman won the 1989 Charles A. Dana Award for Pioneering Achievement in Higher Education and the 2004 Harold W. McGraw Jr. Prize in Higher Education.
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Higher education leaders can fix affordability by building advocacy networks among alumni and mobilizing them to pressure state legislatures to reinvest in public higher education for all.
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While the aforementioned categories relate to other higher education institutions, federal MSI grants are exclusive to MSIs under Titles III and V of the Higher Education Act.
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In December 2017, the House Committee on Education and the Workforce along with the Higher Education and Workforce Development subcommittee announced an update to the Higher Education Act.
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Eddie Comeaux, associate professor of higher education at U.C. Riverside, said themed dorms have been a useful tool in higher education going back to at least the 1980s.
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The Congressional Hispanic Caucus (CHC) announced Tuesday it will push for aggressive expansion of access to higher education in the upcoming reauthorization of the Higher Education Act (HEA).
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Robert Kelchen, an assistant professor for higher education at Seton Hall University, pointed to changes to higher education tax credits as dealing a blow to students earning advanced degrees.
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That year, Congress amended the Higher Education Act by adding the Aid Elimination Penalty (AEP), which excluded individuals with drug convictions from receiving federal financial aid for higher education.
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Considering the high costs of higher education, you may want to consider whether you want enough life insurance to pay for all or part of your children's higher education.
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It chose to replace India's University Grants Commission, the federal body regulating higher education for decades, with an even more centralized and controlling body called the Higher Education Commission.
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We are currently converting these thoughtful recommendations into two distinct bipartisan bills – a higher education jobs bill and a bill to modernize federal higher education policy for the 85033st century.
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My goal is for the Higher Education Caucus to serve as an informal, bipartisan forum for interested Members of Congress to better address the challenges facing our higher education system.
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William Dudley, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, is expected to attend the "Higher Education Financing and Costs and Returns of Higher Education" event in New York.
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The Institute for Research on Higher Education in the Graduate School of Education at the University of Pennsylvania found that overall declining state support for public higher education contributes to the increasing college affordability problem in the U.S. Institutions have increased the price of higher education to backfill the loss of state funding.
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Acknowledgments Particular thanks are due to Philip Altbach, the director of the Centre for International Higher Education at Boston College, for sharing his unrivalled knowledge of higher education around the world.
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Like many Americans, I believe that making higher education more affordable and accessible should be among our top priorities, which is why I recently re-launched the Congressional Higher Education Caucus.
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Then, in 22019, President Clinton banned the use of federal Pell grants to fund higher education for people in prison, forcing the vast majority of prison higher education programs to close.
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"It reminds us that higher education has much to do to communicate the outcomes associated with a higher education degree and its ability to serve students from various backgrounds," she says.
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During the last recession, the federal government spent tens of billions more on higher education, essentially offsetting the dramatic higher education cuts made by states without achieving any net increase in affordability.
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"It was a much bigger shift than many people in higher education initially realised," says Nick Hillman, a former government adviser who now runs the Higher Education Policy Institute, a think-tank.
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Congress has geared a great deal of tax law toward making higher education more affordable and accessible — tax credits for higher education totalled $2628 billion in foregone revenue in fiscal year 28503.
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Jerry Falwell, Jr., the president of Liberty University and a evangelical leader, will head the group charged with reforming the country's higher education system, Falwell told the Chronicle of Higher Education Tuesday.
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Congress ultimately has a responsibility to advance access to quality higher education, drive the costs down for students and families, and use taxpayer support for higher education to strengthen the American economy.
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Advising low-income students to sidestep higher education in favor of direct entry into the job market is shortsighted, because there is ample evidence that higher education levels the economic playing field.
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Cost of College On Tuesday, The Chronicle of Higher Education reported that Jerry Falwell Jr., president of Liberty University, would lead a Trump administration task force charged with deregulating American higher education.
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I think for those in academia, at least in my field in higher education, we have a clear sense of what we mean by equity-minded policies and goals in higher education.
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Discrepancies in resources determining access to education is well documented, say experts on higher education "There are many barriers to enrollment and success for students from low-income families and students from other groups that are underrepresented in higher education," said Laura Perna, a professor for the Graduate School of Higher Education at the University of Pennsylvania.
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Americans generally believe that funding for higher education has increased, but in fact public investment in higher education has been declining for decades, including a $9 billion reduction over the last 10 years.
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If conservatives have a false impression of the state of higher education, and they believe in the open persecution of conservatives, there will be less support for the public financing of higher education.
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The 116th Congress is poised to reauthorize the Higher Education Act (HEA), the federal law governing higher education programs, providing a once-in-a decade chance to promote a more equitable education system.
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Higher Education Parents: Parents can get the discounts when they buy devices for their children if their children are currently attending or have been accepted into a public or private Higher Education institution.
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"Hesaa destroyed my family," Tracey Timony, referring to the state's Higher Education Student Assistance Authority, said at a hearing before the Higher Education and Legislative Oversight Committees of the New Jersey State Senate.
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"This is a pivotal moment for higher education ... but also a time when the singular value of higher education and university research has too often been challenged and called into doubt," Lee said.
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Such calculations combine with disquiet about aspects of higher education.
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Mr Xi has form in allowing experiments in higher education.
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That's setting off alarm bells within the higher education community.
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More institutions of higher education need to follow this example.
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But we know we're making significant progress in higher education.
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Bernie Sanders calling for generous government funding of higher education.
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Performance was weak in the higher education and healthcare sectors.
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Pell grants for higher education doubled to $5,500 under Obama.
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Singh and Obama also discuss the importance of higher education.
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The Trump administration has championed greater transparency in higher education.
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States cut funding for higher education during the Great Recession.
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Previously, these accounts could be used only for higher education.
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"Higher education opened a million doors for me," Warren said.
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This time, it's the price of higher education and textbooks.
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Let's take the example of the media and higher education.
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On average, voters have a higher education and income level.
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Thiel – Believes that we are in a higher education bubble.
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These are threats that come from outside of higher education.
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That's a big issue for people interested in higher education.
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But heftier fees also reduce taxpayer spending on higher education.
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Like most industries, higher education prefers less regulation (and accountability).
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The higher education sector also is being disrupted by technology.
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Some public higher education systems are experiencing much deeper cuts.
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Forget personal choices to forgo higher education and additional training.
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The face of higher education agricultural educators is very similar.
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Ross is big on philanthropy, particularly sustainability and higher education.
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There are real controversies surrounding the American higher education system.
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His own work on higher education has been scrutinized, however.
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Compounding the issue are state budget cuts to higher education.
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Academic freedom is the sine qua non of higher education.
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Hurricane Maria disrupted the higher education system in Puerto Rico.
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Sure, everyone could benefit from another year of higher education.
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Do dogs get regalia when they graduate from higher education?
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Higher education, after all, could benefit from new, innovative entrants.
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Bruce Rauner for failing to fund higher education in Illinois.
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There will be free higher education at all public colleges.
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Read the full report by The Chronicle of Higher Education.
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This mindset has pressed higher education to accommodate "customer" expectations.
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There are not enough of those voices in higher education.
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Higher education must change to fit this new global economy.
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The state lags the nation in support for higher education.
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In these cases, there should be other higher education opportunities.
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Ms. Warren released her own higher education plan in April.
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David Willetts, a former higher-education minister, has complained that he was unable to convince any university to create a vehicle to list on the stock market to promote a global higher-education brand.
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Data from the Higher Education Statistics Agency suggest there were 172,000 fewer undergraduate students in total at English higher-education institutions in 2015-16 than in 2011-12, the year before tuition fees rose.
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Some researchers and student advocates in the higher education community are already actively pushing for policymakers to use as a tool the impending reauthorization of the Higher Education Act, which governs federal student aid.
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It is also possible that lack of attention to higher education policy, with Education Secretary Betsy DeVos mostly interested in K-12 school choice, will lead to increased Congressional authority over higher education issues.
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"The government does not consider it justified to withdraw its proposals to modify the higher education laws, including the operating conditions of foreign higher education institutions in Hungary," the ministry told state news agency MTI.
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Sanders who believe that higher education is a right would pursue expanding capacity to accommodate the growing number of applicants, and relaxing admission requirements to prevent students from being denied their right to higher education.
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CAIRO, March 15 (Reuters) - Sudan has suspended higher education institutions for a month over coronavirus concerns, state news agency SUNA said on Sunday, citing the country's Minister for Higher Education and Scientific Research Intisar Saghiroun.
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The investigations have caused friction between the Education Department and several higher education groups, which have urged the department to clarify the rules around an obscure provision, called Section 117, in the Higher Education Act.
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"The effect of this divide on views of higher education — a pivotal element of the American dream for so many — raises questions about the future of higher education in this country," a Gallup analysis said.
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Star systems can blind us from the value of higher education.
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It's part of her "Reach Higher" program to promote higher education.
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The same goes for Sanders' call for publicly-financed higher education.
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Some higher-education institutions have already recognized the power of HIP.
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You can take tax-free withdrawals for qualified higher education expenses.
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This law applies to all institutions of higher education in California.
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Next, address the student loan crisis and higher education costs simultaneously.
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The American Opportunity Tax Credit for higher education is at $2,500.
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The issue of minorities' access to higher education remains controversial today.
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The second innovation is to turn higher education into a business.
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The federal government has repeatedly stepped in to turbocharge higher education.
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In many ways, undergraduates are the stepchildren of American higher education.
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There is nothing new about globalism in higher education, of course.
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Higher education did not cause and will not cure economic inequity.
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This is the reality for women in America's higher education system.
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But what role do you think that higher education institutions have?
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He also pushed for support of scientific progress and higher education.
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Minnesota Higher Education Facilities Authority, $63.3 million of revenue bonds. Dougherty.
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Over 40% of the relevant age group get some higher education.
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" Or, "What do you think of the bubble in higher education?
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Governments have plenty of reason to be bullish about higher education.
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Finns have access to free education from preschool to higher education.
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Yet the federal government is a secondary actor in higher education.
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Instead, it has stayed strong, especially for higher education (see chart).
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Official data showed that Singaporean's are spending more on higher education.
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Higher education has been thrust under the microscope more than ever.
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The higher education gap in Chicago is divided along racial lines.
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After all, the status quo in higher education kind of sucks.
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And primarily, they do this through the system of higher education.
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Or maybe it'll be VR, or in integration with higher education.
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Institutions of higher education are, of course, not unfamiliar with branding.
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But the role of brands in higher education may be changing.
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The economics of higher education also makes sense to big brands.
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PBF is the walking dead of public higher education finance policies.
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This is a national model for access to higher education. pic.twitter.
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Since this time, surges in "Islamicization" of higher education have continued.
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Large higher-education institutions are often major employers in their communities.
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Texas, $120 million of Southern Methodist University higher education debt securities.
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The news was first reported by The Chronicle of Higher Education.
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The tax, higher education and benefits systems all have serious troubles.
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Federal involvement in higher education can also have negative side effects.
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"People who have higher education levels work longer," Dr. Munnell said.
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When higher education is less accessible, we all pay the price.
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And access to higher education comes down to dollars and sense.
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The result has been a lost decade in higher education provision.
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University of South Carolina, $66.9 million in higher education revenue bonds.
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Also on the menu: free higher education and trade school tuition.
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Congress should address this when it reauthorizes the Higher Education Act.
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There are a lot of great reasons to pursue higher education.
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" That "She is embarrassingly unprepared ... has no experience in higher education.
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"What happens when states stop funding higher education altogether?" he asked.
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They are projected to almost equal the entire higher education budget.
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Nevada System of Higher Education, $503 million of revenue bonds. Competitive.
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Nevada System of Higher Education, $50 million of certificates of participation.
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The manifesto doesn&apost offer much in terms of higher education.
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Simple. Chinese students may be the future of American higher education.
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Health care and higher education are out of reach of many.
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So higher education benefits not just college students but college places.
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It reintroduces the concept of public good to higher education discourse.
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Of course, Sofia's higher education is directly linked to the scandal.
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Hampshire opened in 1970 as an idealistic experiment in higher education.
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Mentors on the campaign trail urged him to pursue higher education.
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Public institutions of higher education: Where would we be without them?
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Elite higher education gives them social capital they didn't already have.
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When that happens, higher education may never be quite the same.
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Second, the economic and social returns of higher education are clear.
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Finally, higher education is providing economic mobility for low-income Americans.
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An earlier version of this article misidentified Senegal's higher education minister.
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It's something those in higher education have grappled with for decades.
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Celebrate the intellect and we will, once again, celebrate higher education.
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It is the first initiative of its kind in higher education.
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It provides specialized tactics for K-12 and higher education schools.
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She writes on Cuba, American popular culture, identity and higher education.
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Go deeper: Axios' Deep Dive on the future of higher education
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Brad Wilber published that one in the Chronicle of Higher Education.
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Ensuring access to higher education is an important and worthy mission.
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For years, higher education paid far too little attention to results.
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We asked Anemona Hartocollis, our higher education reporter, about the suit.
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We must increase support for and access to affordable higher education.
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Today, vehicles and higher education — among other expenses — cost significantly more.
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Bakke, the first major challenge to affirmative action in higher education.
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It's a symbol of the importance society places on higher education.
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The other big problem I have is my children's higher education.
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Sending your graduates to the right higher education institutions means everything.
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The same has happened with the debate over higher-education costs.
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"Higher education an investment we can't afford to ignore" https://t.
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Like healthcare, higher education in the US can be very expensive.
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Honors colleges are a relatively new trend in public higher education.
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Or should our society offer students more alternatives to higher education?
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Bakke, the first major challenge to affirmative action in higher education.
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Her mother, retired as a higher education consultant, also in Lexington.
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Higher education used to be a no-brainer investment in America.
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But the real rallying issue for the group is higher education.
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We need to fight for free tuition for all higher education.
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But the Education Department has more direct authority over higher education.
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Providing higher education "providing resources, training, and high-quality education, including higher education, to all people of the United States, with a focus on frontline and vulnerable communities, so those communities may be full and equal participants in the Green New Deal mobilization" There's a lot in this portion, but let's focus on the part about higher education for all people.
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As early as 403 with the passage of the Higher Education Act, Pell grants — subsidies the federal government provides to help students with financial need pay for college — were also used for higher education in prison.
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As with the economy, so too with higher education; Thatcher might have set up the Student Loans Company, but it was Blair's government who introduced tuition fees with the Teaching and Higher Education Act of 225.
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A decade after the last comprehensive overhaul of federal higher education law, Congress is again working on a rewrite of the nation's higher education policy – with legislation that could come to the House floor this year.
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While it's difficult to predict what a Trump administration will mean for higher education, here's our Consumer Advocacy Center's wish list of executive and legislative priorities in the best interest of the higher education consumer: 28503.
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Ron DeSantis's Higher Education Reform and Opportunity (HERO) Act that would allow individuals to use federal grant money on vastly more forms of higher education thereby creating a free and competitive market empowering families and students.
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"Funding for four-year higher education is not mandatory, which means that in any given budget cycle, the legislature is not obligated to spend money [on higher education] the way they do other items," Lubin said.
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That kind of talk makes some higher education experts wary: Could it lead to capital flowing only to job-focused schools, shifting the purpose of higher education from learning to preparation for certain well-paying jobs?
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How university and college administrations have dealt with campus sexual misconduct charges has become one of the most volatile issues in higher education, with many women saying higher education leaders have not taken their trauma seriously.
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Furthermore, the department's economy is supported by a strong and dynamic R&D and higher education sector, concentrating a large number of the country top-ranking higher education institutions as well as public and private research centres.
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With fears growing in higher education, the department has granted what it said was "broad approval" to schools seeking relief from federal standards as they activated "distance learning" programs that still must comply with higher education laws.
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Institutions' ability to manipulate their default rates has been the "worst-kept secret" in higher education, said Michael Itzkowitz, the former director of the College Scorecard, an Obama-era initiative that tracked accountability data for higher education.
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Higher Education in the United States is a great example of this.
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The state's rate of support for higher education is the nation's lowest.
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US higher education policy in 2016 is not a blue-sky landscape.
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He would find the language of higher education today repressed and bureaucratic.
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"I am troubled by your seemingly nonexistent record on higher education," Sen.
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Obama's work helping students pursue higher education through her Reach Higher initiative.
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Only about 100 of America's 19803,200 higher-education institutions are research universities.
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New technologies generally prompt heady predictions that they will revolutionise higher education.
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If the critics prevail, higher education will never be the same again.
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Higher education, good health care and decent housing are unaffordable to many.
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A forthcoming review of higher-education funding may recommend reducing tuition fees.
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Higher ed reports to someone else or the higher-education coordinating board.
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People are spending longer on higher education and prioritizing jobs over family.
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As a result, they open access to higher education to poorer Americans.
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Caught in the higher education firestorm is the old system of majors.
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Private institutions dominate the upper ranks of the global higher-education leagues.
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However, the rising cost of higher education was not a universal trend.
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People are pouring money into schooling, tuition and higher education (see chart).
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I'm excited to witness higher education continue to evolve along with it.
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The same problem is playing out in the debate over higher education.
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The Illinois Board of Higher Education has yet to approve the merger.
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One is that higher education is key to their long-term success.
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GOP candidates are also addressing the skyrocketing expense of higher education. Sen.
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Today, our system of higher education is in a state of crisis.
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It discreetly backs another German project: fostering Islamic theology in higher education.
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Higher Education, Trump's use of quotation marks actually suggests the insecurity of
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Higher education has become, even in our public universities, a private good.
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Congress is preparing to reauthorize the Higher Education Act (HEA) this summer.
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Her vision is far removed from the traditional model of higher education.
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And, higher education turned out to be a valuable experience for him.
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They denied minority access to higher education, public service, and armed forces.
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We know that higher education leads to more employment opportunities after release.
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Such "adaptive learning" platforms are already yielding impressive results in higher education.
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Other innovative offerings are coming out of traditional higher education systems themselves.
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Texas, Arlington Higher Education Finance Corporation, $43.2 million of education revenue bonds.
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Pennsylvania Higher Education Facilities Authority, $115 million of Drexel University revenue bonds.
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Bernie Sanders support four years of free—meaning taxpayer funded—higher education.
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A ruling against the university could imperil affirmative action in higher education.
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I don't miss how expensive higher education can be in the US.
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It's because of Republican leadership that more minorities are pursuing higher education.
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The adversity score is the opposite of true diversity in higher education.
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Is the cost of higher education an investment in a long career?
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CHRISTINE LINDSTROM Higher Education Program Director U.S. Public Interest Research Group Boston
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It's undeniable that higher education has to become cheaper and more effective.
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Naledi Pandor, previously higher education minister, was appointed as foreign affairs minister.
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At 19, I didn't have a grand plan to change higher education.
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Kesia Tosh, 5, never thought she'd "dillydally" before getting a higher education.
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They also thought that higher education would ruin a woman's reproductive organs.
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And I think, quite frankly, it will make higher education more expensive.
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That's bad workforce development and a poor use of higher education funding.
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He added this research may be useful for those in higher education.
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The announcements have disrupted higher education in ways that are nearly unprecedented.
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Those moves helped push higher education to the forefront of virus containment.
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She later founded Higher Education Resource Services, a training institute at Brown.
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The Higher Education Act of 1965 increased accessibility for women and minorities.
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He is now a consultant in technology and higher education in Cincinnati.
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I don't see that Congress raising taxes either for free higher education.
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This position will primarily focus on SEIU's higher education initiative, Faculty Forward.
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She contacted the State Board of Higher Education and visited state legislators.
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Higher education used to be an issue that united Republicans and Democrats.
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The plan will likely draw strong opposition from the higher education community.
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American higher education and our research universities are up to the test.
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India's higher education sector is vast, with 760 universities and 38,498 colleges.
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In the process, the higher-education system becomes a bit less meritocratic.
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A lot of them are civically engaged and they've pursued higher education.
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A decrease in federal funding particularly affects research efforts in higher education.
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The GOP bill to reauthorize the Higher Education Act, introduced by Rep.
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The House Republican higher education proposal has proposed eliminating all loan forgiveness.
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He said demand in higher education for supercomputing was set to rise.
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Maryland Health and Higher Education Facilities Authority, $63.8 million of revenue bonds.
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One of these would transform the way students pay for higher education.
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Minnesota Higher Education Facilities Authority, $156.53 million of Gustavus Adolphus College bonds.
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For many, however, higher education remains a privilege that is financially inaccessible.
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Minnesota Higher Education Facilities Authority, $123.1 million of revenue and refinancing bonds.
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This is our ideal of higher education: as an engine of opportunity.
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And data show that, when it works, higher education is exactly that.
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Put that toward improving higher education, infrastructure, medical research, or renewable energy.
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Increasing automation is a clarion call for a revolution in higher education.
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Lawmakers have been scrutinizing endowments given the rising costs of higher education.
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The last time Congress reauthorized the Higher Education Act was in 2008.
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It is doubtful, unless the United States gets serious about higher education.
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Increasing access to higher education is critical to creating prosperity for all.
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Consider, for instance, what the profit motive has done for higher education.
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Higher education, Mayor Pete appears to be saying, simply isn't for everyone.
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Now I'm looking in the legal, human resources and higher education fields.
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And so we know globally that students do value American higher education.
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These are just some of the challenges in today's higher education system.
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That's according to UK-based higher education analytics company Quacquarelli Symonds (QS).
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Another executive action will publicly post probation letters to higher education institutions.
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Community colleges are often underfunded, but they provide access to higher education.
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The broader higher education community must regain the confidence of the public.
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You can read the organization's new Higher Education Act policy brief here.
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Higher education, particularly land-grant institutions, must be part of the equation.
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Over 65 percent of us are pursuing a degree in higher education.
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Under current law, 529 accounts can be used only for higher education.
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Stephen Lee has worked in higher education enrollment services for 27 years.
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Or the tripling of the number of people going to higher education.
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The department's economy is supported by a strong and dynamic research and development sector and a higher education sector, with a concentration of the country's top-ranking higher education institutions as well as public and private research centres.
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If we allow our legislators to dismantle the very foundations of higher education, we risk toppling the entire system of higher education, a path that has given so many of us our best chance at the American Dream.
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Most students in public higher education The most visible problem in higher education admissions is the one illuminated by the college cheating scandal: the tilt toward children of the wealthy and connected at the most elite private institutions.
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"The credit hour is the bedrock of the entire higher education system, so it could be catastrophic," said Amy Laitinen, a former Obama administration staff member and the director of higher education at New America, a research group.
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As technology makes higher education go the way of Hollywood, if colleges and universities fail to make work product central to the enterprise of higher education, what was once University Avenue could easily become a Boulevard of Broken Dreams.
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Clinton's "College Compact," which aims to create a more affordable path to higher education for all students, doesn't quite adopt the Vermont senator's goal of free higher education across the board, but it definitely makes moves in that direction.
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Now, Assemblywoman Mila M. Jasey, a Democrat and chairwoman of the Assembly's higher education committee, State Senator Ronald L. Rice, a Democrat, and Rochelle R. Hendricks, the state secretary of higher education, have requested a meeting with Mr. DiVincenzo.
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MANUEL CASTELLS - minister of higher education Sociologist and economist Manuel Castells, 77, is an independent whose name was proposed by the mayor of Barcelona and Podemos ally in Catalonia Ada Colau to lead the new Ministry of Higher Education.
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On the higher education front, the department plans to propose that as a condition of funding, a public institution of higher education cannot deny a religious group the same benefits, privileges and rights that other secular student groups have.
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While more than 80 percent of higher education students attend public colleges and universities, higher education has long benefited from a diversified education system that includes large and small, public and private, religious and secular, comprehensive and specialized institutions.
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Finally, we include important provisions to support families, higher education, and charitable giving.
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"This is a sexist slogan," O&aposToole told the Chronicle of Higher Education.
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So he left to change careers entirely — from environmental work to higher education.
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And where better to retire, then, than near a center of higher education?
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That's because, until very recently, there was a broad consensus on higher education.
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Women, those with higher education and city-dwellers backed Mr Van der Bellen.
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Today "excellence" is taking over from "expansion" as the mantra of higher education.
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Mr Huamán is part of a revolution in higher education in Latin America.
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Changes in policy have caused a great deal of flux in higher education.
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She is capable of understanding the whole range of issues in higher education.
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The college is a conservative beacon in the culturally liberal higher education world.
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As deplorable as it is, financial fraud is not new to higher education.
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Around 50 to 75 percent of autistic people with higher education are unemployed.
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" He continued, "Anyone here planning to get their higher education at Trump University?
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He said such reforms were needed in higher education, and cuts in bureaucracy.
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Private higher education institutions in the state can opt out — and most have.
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The largest deals to start out 2017 hail from state higher education systems.
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Debt-free college (prioritize higher education and help states invest in public institutions).
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Clearly, the cost of higher education has been passed on to the consumer.
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It's time to modernize and directly connect the Higher Education Act to jobs.
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In essence, the Higher Education Act is now the nation's workforce preparation program!
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It's time to modernize and directly connect the Higher Education Act to jobs!
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Families depend on scholarships, assistantships and grants to help them afford higher education.
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State colleges have also played a role in expanding the higher education divide.
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But her track record on predatory higher education schemes is far from perfect.
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Declining funding for higher education has been a serious problem in recent years.
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I share the assessment that the states invest too little in higher education.
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Higher education increases volunteerism, political knowledge and participation, electoral turnout, and democratic attitudes.
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As the Congress begins to consider reauthorization of the Higher Education Act, Rep.
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Rather, many of these initiatives seek to modernize the entire Higher Education Act.
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That's because the federal government doesn't directly regulate academic quality in higher education.
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Students, parents and taxpayers deserve a higher education system that works for them.
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She has steered the university during a fraught time for public higher education.
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The new approach is only one part of broader changes in higher education.
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She now lives in Kabul, plays cricket and promotes higher education among girls.
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That state funding to public higher education is distributed unequally is rarely questioned.
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"Our system of higher education is in a state of crisis," Sanders writes.
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And the vital though noneconomic rewards of higher education that the observation implies?
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Jindal cut appropriations for higher education, shifting the cost burden onto students themselves.
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Higher education and workforce policies could help mitigate the effects of this divergence.
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We are seeing these potentially disruptive approaches emerge from outside traditional higher education.
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And more of them finish secondary school and go on to higher education.
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The cost of higher education has grown at an astonishing rate as well.
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He became higher education minister in 2009 before moving into the vice presidency.
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The mark of higher education isn't the knowledge you accumulate in your head.
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But across the country, affordable higher education initiatives have begun to gain popularity.
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Rob Anderson, Ph.D. is president of the State Higher Education Executive Officers Association.
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Our future as the world's leader in higher-education innovation depends on it.
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Between 2628 and 28503, higher education spending per student dropped in 22019 states.
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Higher education exists to expose student to new ideas, not to suppress them.
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A look at how states finance higher education shows that the more Mrs.
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Could this lawsuit become the one that ends affirmative action in higher education?
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The stakes for this debate could not be higher for American higher education.
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Meanwhile, the move to federal lending hasn't reduced higher education spending or inflation.
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There is real money at stake for higher education institutions and surrounding communities.
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The state does well in higher education but poorly for its overall workforce.
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Cambridge is home to two of the country's most notable higher-education institutions.
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However, the institution of higher education is in desperate need of an overhaul.
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In total they represented 5 percent of the students in U.S. higher education.
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Educational technology is making a bold mark on the development of higher education.
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The tuition system for higher education should be less American and more German.
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The sharing economy will not leave the $500 billion higher-education sector unscathed.
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State funding for higher education decreased in 41 states between 2008 and 2016.
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The history of higher education in America is older than the nation's founding.
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Far from "slashing" spending on higher education, the Republican bill will increase it.
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For one thing, higher education should include a bit of self-regarding fantasy.
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The move reverses an Obama-era push to increase diversity in higher education.
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That divestment continued, moving more of the cost of higher education onto students.
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Ms. Jones is the director of higher education policy at the Education Trust.
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The Higher Education Act awaits action, as does the annual defense policy bill.
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He voted against ending Pell Grants, which pay for higher education, for prisoners.
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They also got to work on dismantling Obama-era rules on higher education.
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But in higher education, such tests of learning outcomes are not widely available.
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Selectivity may also matter more in other parts of the higher education universe.
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" Mike Krause, who runs the Tennessee Higher Education Commission, said to me. "Absolutely.
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That view is even more prevalent among Democrats and individuals with higher education.
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Yet saving for college is vital, in light of soaring higher education costs.
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Making higher education free for all should not just be a pipe dream.
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Philadelphia Hospitals and Higher Education Facilities Authority, $236.1 million of hospital revenue bonds.
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The emails targeted industries such as manufacturing, transportation, health care, and higher education.
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In the higher education sector, 2800% of foreign enrolments were from mainland China.
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Most Democratic presidential candidates have focused their higher education plans on college costs.
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Rural America has been slow to see the net value in higher education.
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Access to higher education was one of the catalysts to my own activism.
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Washington Higher Education Facilities Authority, $50 million of Whitworth University revenue refinancing bonds.
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However, it is unquestionably yet another nail in the coffin of higher education.
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Higher education and university research have a crucial role to play, as well.
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Pittsburgh University, $55 million of Commonwealth Higher Education System taxable university refinancing bonds.
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It's difficult to overstate the importance of higher education to the present moment.
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This spending largely falls under the auspices of the Higher Education Act (HEA).
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" The judge said, "Higher education in this country aspires to be a meritocracy.
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Federal oversight of higher education is critical but also difficult to do perfectly.
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The voices of our leaders in higher education must be heard in opposition.
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It's about whether higher education should be a commodity or a public service.
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Abubakar Senghore, Gambia's minister for higher education, has also quit, the sources said.
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Iowa Higher Education Loan Authority, $113.3 million of private college facility revenue bonds.
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For-profit colleges absorb a full quarter of federal aid for higher education.
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State policymakers are beginning to step up oversight of their higher education systems.
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But those schools represent only a small sliver of the higher education landscape.
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Higher education expert Mark Kantrowitz said Biden's plans don't make any big waves.
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Right now, such accounts can only be used to pay for higher education.
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Now, the fraud case has sent a thunderbolt through the higher education community.
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He voted against ending Pell Grants, which pay for higher education, for prisoners.
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With higher education, at least there's competition, but it's a government-sponsored cartel.
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Full coverage of Top States 103 Bucking the nationwide trend of states reducing support for higher education, funding in Nebraska has increased by nearly 210 percent in the last five years, according to the State Higher Education Executive Officers Association.
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He launched the L.A. College Promise, the most ambitious higher education access program in the nation — serving more than 4,000 students, many of whom are overcoming poverty and are the first in their families to pursue the dream of higher education.
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The biggest challenge facing higher education in the U.S. is "skepticism about the value of higher education, and skepticism about higher education's product: facts, science, knowledge, an educated citizenry that is not just narrowly trained but broadly educated," says Faust.
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If the goal is to increase political diversity in higher education, it seems the way to get there is to encourage more conservatives to go into higher education, which was in part Kristof's whole goal, to encourage that kind of diversification.
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The CHC put out a list of priorities for higher education, including increasing college accessibility and affordability, support for teachers, oversight of the higher education system, and renewed support for minority serving institutions (MSIs) as well as diversity in education.
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If Donald Trump truly believes what he said on Inauguration Day, that "the forgotten men and women of our country will be forgotten no longer," he should support higher education — in the end, higher education is what will make America great.
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As members of Congress consider a rewrite of the nation's higher education law, we call on them to push for a tougher higher education accountability system that puts students first and refuses to let fraudulent and ineffective colleges off the hook.
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The role of community colleges was crystallized in 1947, when President Harry Truman ordered a Presidential Commission on Higher Education to re-examine the higher education landscape after veterans came home from World War II to find traditional colleges crowded.
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In his statement, Fenves said guns have no place in a higher education setting.
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This money can be withdrawn for higher education without paying a penalty, says Miller.
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The most important Republican involved in negotiating the Higher Education Act reauthorization is Sen.
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And as Wilke raises, that could have serious ripple effects within higher education itself.
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But higher education endowments – long considered a haven for reliable returns – continue to struggle.
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We can't turn back the clock to the 1860s and launch federal higher education.
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Let your representatives know that affordable, accessible higher education should be a legislative priority.
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Given the ever-increasing cost of higher-education, these loans are hard to avoid.
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The human touch is much more vital to higher education than is high technology.
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The biggest risk to American higher education is the erosion of the competitive principle.
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Bernie Sanders and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton about paying for higher education.
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The issue could turn into a test of the new higher-education regulatory system.
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Much has changed at University College Dublin, Ireland's biggest place of [secular] higher education.
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It's a sort of general history of American higher education, and I love it.
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In the ecology of American higher education, there are many different relationships with religion.
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But "A University Education" is nevertheless an admirably clear analysis of English higher education.
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Republicans are unlikely to support the bill, said Mark Kantrowitz, a higher education expert.
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CBE is the new operating system for higher education; we're just awaiting the apps.
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Who has time nowadays to consider philosophically the self-enriching aspects of higher education?
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At $499, the Nanodegree is quite a bit less expensive than traditional higher education.
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Chinese state-provided higher education is, in the Confucian tradition, academic rather than practical.
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The others are the Independent Educational Consultants Association and the Higher Education Consultants Association.
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The higher education community as a whole would be the better for her presence.
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Expect Saturday markets, organic farms, festivals, museums and a plethora of higher education opportunities.
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Boston's higher education facilities were a hotbed of file-sharing activity, by the way.
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At this point no one would argue that higher education in America isn't broken.
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Meanwhile, the higher education system has expanded, but the competition in admissions became serious.
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In general, you need affirmative action only at selective, elite institutions of higher education.
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Last year, the government watered down its goals for free higher education and consolidation.
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Our nation has a higher education system that is the envy of the world.
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The policy implications of tax expenditures for higher education extend beyond the federal government.
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"There is no developed country where demand for higher education has fallen," he says.
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A new documentary, Starving the Beast, recently examined the state of public higher education.
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But all colleges benefit from the current system of financing higher education with debt.
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Roa, the higher education minister, oversees a state agency called the Venezuelan Blockchain Observatory.
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Plainly stated, the road to success for minorities in America travels through higher education.
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Our system of higher education is still considered the most remarkable in the world.
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But we also know that right-wing hand-wringing about higher education is overblown.
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Sierra Leone's higher-education system was dealt a heavy blow by the Ebola outbreak.
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New Jersey Higher Education Student Assistant Authority, $893 million of student loan revenue bonds.
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Confidence in higher education declined the most among Republicans, dropping 22019 points since 2015.
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Higher education may, in other words, be part of the solution to this problem.
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In a higher education market that worked better, FastTrain and Corinthian wouldn't have existed.
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"Legal education is confronting the most imminent threat in higher education," Mr. Horn said.
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It gives states incentives to reinvest in higher education to reduce costs for students.
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America's system of higher education as we know it may soon get an overhaul.
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Immigration restrictions on non-EU students have already done considerable harm to higher education.
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The impasse has hit the state's higher education and social service systems particularly hard.
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Neither the Platform nor the candidates had much to say about higher education itself.
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"Broad, bipartisan majorities support debt-free higher education," a Demos poll found last October.
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South Africa is not alone in struggling with the rising cost of higher education.
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One major problem with higher education tax credits is who they end up benefiting.
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Harvard is the oldest institution of higher education in the US, established in 1636.
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Foreign students make up 5.2 percent of all higher education students in the country.
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When it comes to state funding for higher education, America continues to fall short.
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ONE DAY DURING THE WEEK Arkansas, $2105.4 million of higher education general obligation bonds.
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Maine Health and Higher Education Facilities, $174 million of health care system revenue bonds.
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For families who can't afford higher education, a select few schools don't charge tuition.
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Voters with a higher education vote in higher levels than those who lack one.
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It's well past time for higher education to have a place at this table.
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That number is growing as families grapple with the rising cost of higher education.
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On higher education, Rubio calls for making information more accessible for students and parents.
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This is due, in part, to the dramatic increase of women in higher education.
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We won't reach educational parity without adequately funded public schools and accessible higher education.
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For Make School, it's one more milestone on the way to rebuilding higher education.
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Organizers expect more than 10,000 higher education institutions to join the effort this year.
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There is a slow-moving threat in our nation that is ravaging higher education.
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In that sense, higher education is more like health care or housing than autos.
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The history of higher education in America is older than the Declaration of Independence.
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On higher education, the SNP is committed to maintaining free tuition at Scottish universities.
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Name Withheld Basic questions about the purpose of higher education are at stake here.
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She also wrote or edited three books on women in science and higher education.
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Nothing can distract her from goals of self-improvement and higher education, she said.
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Advocates are also hoping Congress expands the National School Lunch Program to higher education.
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Students, teachers and reformers are pushing back against the failures of mainstream higher education.
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More money, which typically correlates with higher education, has meant more risk of allergy.
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The case underscored the racial and economic disparities that plague access to higher education.
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Her mother tutors students on the SAT, ACT and other higher-education entrance exams.
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Yes, it's problematic to borrow to pay for, say, higher education or cancer screenings.
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Higher education attainment is more important than ever, to our economy and to individuals.
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The rise of higher education in the twentieth century was an American success story.
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Montgomery County Higher Education and Health Authority, Pa., $94 million of revenue refinancing bonds.
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This puzzle, and another one published in The Chronicle of Higher Education on Jan.
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Higher education for refugees may sound like a luxury, but that's really not true.
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President, Pennsylvania State University Society's benefits from the innovations of higher education are priceless.
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And in fact there is a lot of good teaching in American higher education.
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As a former teacher, Moi's legacy also included a wide expansion of higher education.
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Last summer, her curriculum won an award at the California Higher Education Sustainability Conference.
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Brown's move is the latest in an effort to make higher education more affordable.
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One of the governor's opponents is Anies Baswedan, a former minister of higher education.
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"In the competition for state funding priorities, higher education has lost out," Bloom said.
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This complex, esoteric issue has slowly become a third rail in higher education politics.
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Both Mr. Sanders and Hillary Clinton have good ideas for making higher education affordable.
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Go deeper: Our higher education system is mismatched with the realities of modern life
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Congressional leaders and Puerto Rico higher education advocates say that is not nearly enough.
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One is the Lawrence B. Taishoff Center for Inclusive Higher Education, which houses InclusiveU.
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Featured Article: "How Technology Is Changing the Future of Higher Education" by Jon Marcus.
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Many experts and higher education leaders now acknowledge that it has outlived its usefulness.
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Sanders made affordable higher education one of the top priorities in his presidential campaign.
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She also used the opportunity to reiterate her support for historically black higher education.
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The two California higher education systems did not take a position on the bill.
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The landmark law sets guidelines for how federal funding is distributed in higher education.
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No restrictions, no sneaky backdoor tuition increases, just higher education as a human right.
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New Jersey Higher Education Student Assistance Authority, $250 million of student loan revenue bonds.
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Our American higher education system is depending on it for continual investment and renewal.
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Mr. Buttigieg envisions higher education as a product that should be more widely accessible.
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When Udacity started four years ago, there were predictions it could transform higher education.
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Higher education seems less important than continuing his fight at the front lines, anyway.
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It's hard to see how discouraging private contributions to higher education would help anyone.
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Today's higher education system is singularly focused on young people graduating from high school.
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Higher education is a market, and markets function only if consumers have adequate information.
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According to the 2011 census, only 1 percent of Irish Travelers complete higher education.
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Higher education is an investment that pays high returns for lives and the economy.
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"We have a crisis in higher education," she said at a conference in November.
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The higher education system of the United States is the envy of the world.
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The policies and textbooks and higher education market don't change unless culture demands it.
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DealBook Income Sharing Agreements are gaining the attention of higher education and Wall Street.
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Should an institute of higher education host someone who questions whether Jews are people?
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Were they the ones who instilled in you the will for a higher education?
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