Dartmouth College ending Advanced Placement credit
CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — High school students hoping to earn college credits through Advanced Placement exams soon will be out of luck at Dartmouth College, which has concluded…
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Obama to unveil gun violence, school security measures
President Barack Obama's broad effort to reduce gun violence and boost school security will include proposed bans on military-style assault weapons and high-capacity ammunition magazines, as well as…
Study: Parental support lowers college GPA
Parents who are footing more of the college tuition bill for their children give them a better chance of graduating. But a surprising new study finds they might…
San Jose State to offer groundbreaking low-cost online courses for credit
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Veterans face confusion using GI Bill at state universities
Under the Post-9/11 GI Bill, the federal government will pick up the full in-state cost for any honorably discharged service member wishing to attend a public college or…
Liberal-arts colleges forced to evolve with market
Many of today's increasingly career-focused students aren't buying the idea that a liberal-arts education represents a good value, and many small liberal-arts colleges have been forced to adjust.
Lawmakers approve deal to avoid ‘fiscal cliff’
Federal funding for programs such as Title I, Head Start, students with disabilities, and higher-education research will remain intact—for now—after Congress approved an 11th-hour deal to avoid tumbling…