A decade ago, Ryan Swayt was on the brink of poverty after his marketing business collapsed. Growing up, he bemoaned higher education for its strict time and money constraints, but with a second child on the way and funds drying up to support his family, ... See more
It’s the end of the road for Pennsylvania’s University of Valley Forge once summer ends. Last Thursday, the private Christian college announced that it will close after this semester, on Aug. 21, according to its academic calendar. “To our students, we ar... See more
Students are now turning down Ivy Leagues for institutions that better communicate ROI and affordability, says one leader in the college consulting space. Economic uncertainty, artificial intelligence and affordability have flipped recruitment on its head... See more
Rural, neurodivergent and other underrepresented K12 students have more opportunities to envision themselves in higher education as Arizona State University’s dual enrollment programs grow nationally. Accessibility plays a central role in the university’s... See more
Study abroad programs are evolving from cultural enrichment opportunities into strategic career readiness programs. New research suggests students increasingly want overseas experiences tied directly to their academic majors and professional goals, while ... See more
