Specialized Business Master’s Programs Show Strong Enrollment Growth
A new report by the influential accrediting institution AACSB found strong enrollment in specialized business master’s programs.
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The University of Akron expanded income eligibility for its free college program for local students.
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UVA Darden Reports Record Salaries for Its MBA Graduates
The University of Virginia’s Darden School of Business is the latest top U.S. business school to report rising salaries for its master of business administration graduates.
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Median Salary for 2023 Kellogg MBA Graduates Rises Amid Growing Trend
The median starting salary for graduates of the Northwestern University Kellogg School of Management two-year MBA program is $175,000 so far, a $10,000 year-over-year increase.
Emory Launches Graduate Business Degree for Veterans, Active-Duty Military
Emory University’s new master in business for veterans degree is designed to boost career prospects with a flexible format.
Can You Get a Bachelor’s Degree at a Community College?
Many states allow students to pursue four-year degrees at community colleges, and that number is set to continue to grow as officials look to community colleges to drive workforce development.
7 Weirdest College Mascots in Texas
What do a javelina, a roadrunner, a prospector, and a comet have in common? They’re all college mascots in Texas. Here are the weirdest mascots you’ll find.
7 Weirdest College Mascots in California
Colleges in California boast an array of quirky mascots. From poets to banana slugs, here are the seven weirdest college mascots in the Golden State.
What Graduation Season Means for a First-Generation College Student
Indiana University Bloomington graduate Ashley Peña is among the first-generation students who posted a TikTok video with their family members wearing their graduation cap and stole.
How 6 Students Uncovered Over $500M in Fossil Fuel Funding Across 27 Universities
Students from Fossil Free Research investigated fossil fuel companies’ influence on higher education and found $677 million in fossil fuel funding from 27 universities from 2010-2020.
California Community Colleges Offer Free Immigration Legal Services to Students
The Higher Education Legal Services Project provides free and confidential immigration legal services to students, staff, and faculty in the California Community Colleges system.
Number of Students With Some College, No Credential Grows: Report
There were more than 40 million students with some college but no credential as of July 2021, according to a recent report from the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center. Those students preferred community college when going back to school.
CalFresh Eligibility for California College Students Is Changing. Here’s What You Need to Know.
Two temporary student exemptions that expanded CalFresh eligibility to additional California college students during the COVID-19 pandemic will end on June 10.
This New College Student-Exclusive Social Media App Is Taking on TikTok
Collyge CEO Ian Gunther, three-time NCAA gymnastics champion at Stanford, is betting a student-exclusive app can replace TikTok on U.S. college campuses.
$500,000 Fund to Support Scholarships for Low-Income Students
The Ellucian Foundation will provide funding to schools to support scholarships for low-income students, with a focus on two-year public colleges in the United States.