A major university is caught for a second time deceiving prospective students and their families.
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‘Need Blind,’ But Not Too Blind
Tag Archives: College
We Need An Education Policy, Not A Campaign
The president painted a pretty picture about reducing college costs. What we need is a practical blueprint.
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The Best Things In Life Are Worth Paying For
Air and water are not free. Neither is education.
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California Bill Brings Online College One Step Closer
A California bill would let students take required online courses when on-campus versions are full. It’s a useful step forward.
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Top Scholars Should Avoid Schools That ‘Displace’ Scholarships
Some colleges reduce aid to students who win outside scholarships. Award issuers and top students should look at other campuses.
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Why College Degrees Supplanted High School Diplomas
In a world where knowledge work has replaced factory and clerical jobs, college has become the new high school.
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College May Be Pricey, But Not Priceless
Laws of supply and demand are becoming more than academic theories on college campuses. Some schools are freezing their prices.
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Charging Fees For Job Postings Could Backfire
Campus career centers need money to operate, but charging employers to post job openings may hurt schools and students.
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The Wrong Kind Of Diversity
Race-based college admissions have become a policy without a purpose, as illustrated by one school’s acceptance of pointless demands.
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Getting Colleges Out Of The Insurance Business
Despite Obama’s promise of universally available health insurance, colleges are still pushing their overpriced, redundant coverage.
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