College students can make more money studying mining than going to Harvard
Harvard may have the fancy name, but people who go to the South Dakota School of Mines & Technology made more money after graduation this year, with a…
Month: September 2012
Smith offers STEM immigration bill
A group of House members introduced legislation on Tuesday that would make it easier for foreign students who graduate from U.S. universities with advanced degrees in science, technology,…
Credit transfers from colleges made easier
A new agreement between the University of Southern Maine and Southern Maine Community College is making it easier for students to earn a bachelor's degree in hospitality and…
Students get creative in paying for school
What do sugar daddies, medical studies and pawnshops have in common? They help some students pay for a college education, CNN reports.
Tenn. announces new college savings plan
Tennessee has a new college savings plan officials hope will help students afford a higher education, the Associated Press reports.
Gov’t awards $228M in grants to black colleges
The Education Department is awarding $228 million in grants to historically black colleges and universities, ABC News reports.
Technologists: Colleges must adjust to the multi-screen world
Prospective college students might not browse a school’s website exclusively on their smart phones, but that’s often where the browsing starts, making the site’s mobile friendliness paramount in…
American Philosophical Association Partners with Interfolio to Offer Members Free Dossier Account and Complimentary One-Year ByCommittee Subscription
Washington, D.C., September 17, 2012–Interfolio, a trusted provider of higher education credential management and committee-based decision-making services, today announced a ... Read more
The University of South Florida Moves to Canvas
The University of South Florida Moves to Canvas Canvas is a flexible, cloud-based, open-source learning management system Salt Lake City, ... Read more
Best colleges for average students
Didn't get all As in school? Not to worry! You can still go to a great college, the Huffington Post reports.