A Trump Official’s Thin Legal Case Against Accreditors’ DEI Policies
The Education Department is misapplying a Supreme Court ruling to force accreditors to drop DEI standards.
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Building an AOTC Movement
Proposals for changes in the American Opportunity Tax Credit (AOTC) that will address low and mid-income higher education students.
Obama Administration Revisits Efforts to Improve Teacher Preparation
The Wrong Debate
We need to fix the higher education system to make it simpler, more understandable, and fairer.
How Many College Applications Is Enough?
A new study demonstrates how an arbitrary option within college entrance exams impacts the number of colleges to which students apply.
Program Integrity Negotiated Rulemaking Session 3, Day 2
Yesterday was the second day of the third Program Integrity negotiated rulemaking session at the U.S. Department of Education.
Program Integrity Negotiated Rulemaking Session 3, Day 1
Yesterday was the start of the third Program Integrity negotiated rulemaking session at the U.S. Department of Education offices on K Street
Q&A: Josh Wyner on Community Colleges Part II
“Students tell community college leaders that they want more direction.”
Q&A: Josh Wyner on Excellent Community Colleges Part I
Community colleges are a significant portion of the higher education system, enrolling over 10.6 million students each year.
White House Ups Cost Estimate for Income-Based Repayment
Under the PAYE plan’s more generous terms, borrowers’ payments are capped at 10 percent of income instead 15 percent.
CBO Finds Third Consecutive Year of Good News on Pell Costs
Good News for Congress’s CBO estimates for Pell Grant costs, but is the short term savings a long term solution?