Future of Learning
Degree Apprenticeships Programs Are Expanding, Helping More Students Earn While They Learn
Degree apprenticeship programs are helping students earn money and gain real-world experience while they pursue degrees. Here’s what students need to know about this growing alternative to traditional college.
The Financial Aid System Is Changing. Here’s What College Students Need to Know
Learn how proposed changes to the federal financial aid system could impact current and future college students.
Remedial Courses Are Failing Students. Can ‘Corequisite’ Education Help Them Earn a Degree?
Remedial education is commonplace at colleges across the U.S., despite concerns these courses stymie completion rates.
Inside the Upstart College Accrediting Agency Focused on Student Outcomes
While some disagree with its process, a new accrediting agency is looking to shake up college accreditation with its focus on student outcomes and wages.
Trade Schools With Asynchronous Online Learning Face New Restrictions. Here’s What It Means for Students.
Students pursuing a trade certificate or credential from a program using asynchronous online learning will no longer be eligible for federal financial aid.
Report: One-Third of Faculty at Colleges in the South Consider Relocating
Professors often cited low pay and their state’s political climate for wanting to teach elsewhere.
International Business School EDHEC Launches Online MBA
The international business school EDHEC will offer a fully online master of business administration (MBA) program with instruction in AI and sustainability.
Arizona State Debuts AI Business Degree
The W.P. Carey School of Business at Arizona State University will launch a master of science in artificial intelligence in business (MS-AIB) program.
This Online MBA Program Is Embracing Stackable Credentials
The University of Jamestown’s new online master of business administration (MBA) program will have a heavy focus on industry-ready microcredentials.