A school just for undocumented immigrants
With help from professors in California, undocumented immigrants are closer to accessing an affordable college education, the Huffington Post reports.
Month: August 2012
UNC tests mobile app to help locate suspects during emergencies
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Cell phones help connect students with learning
Instructors at Alvin Community College in Texas are using projectors and document cameras in their classrooms to bring the world to their students, and they’re using the Blackboard…
Penn State faces federal penalties as Education Dept. probes Sandusky case
In 2002, when a Penn State University football standout was accused of a dorm-room rape, the details were easy to come by. After all, the alleged assault became…
Georgetown Standardizes Its Enterprise-Wide Non-Traditional Student and Program Management Platform
Georgetown University is partnering with Destiny Solutions to implement Destiny One as the University’s enterprise-wide platform for non-traditional students and ... Read more
Most Calif. for-profit colleges lose state grants
California's move to tighten eligibility requirements for its Cal Grant program will eliminate or reduce awards to 14,500 students, most of them enrolled in for-profit colleges such as…
College admissions season begins with launch of 2012-13 Common Application
Rising high school seniors who want to get a jump on their college applications should know that the Common Application used by more than 450 colleges and universities…
Community colleges tackle skills gap in land of high unemployment
Cows love alfalfa. Feeding it to them, however, involves a complicated seed-supply chain running from the farms of California's Central Valley through a processing facility and onto trucks.…