Posts from: April 2, 2024

Would be a big pull from SEC country. #GoBlue

If you read the mainstream papers and blogs and spend just a little bit of time on social media these days, you will see, read, and be told that the education sky is falling. The people promoting this narrative might be right, but not just because of funding. Education in Alaska needs reform. I’ve been very transparent in my conversations with the Legislature, school district administrators, the education lobby establishment, and the public.  » Read more about: Alaskans Families Want and Deserve Education Reform  »

Princeton Review recently ranked the U.’s undergraduate games programs No. 1 worldwide and its graduate programs No. 2 among public universities.

The priority deadline for FAFSA in Kansas and Missouri is Monday, and this year many students are falling behind as delays continue.

University of Colorado Denver | Anschutz Medical Campus are once again being recognized as a Military Friendly® School. Together, we are the only

Traveling while studying abroad can be incredibly expensive, but it doesn’t have to be.

STACKER — Choosing a college is one of the most important decisions a person will make for their education, impacting everything from future earnings and employment to potential student loan debt a…

Declining numbers of applications have fueled concerns among alumni and donors that the school’s reputation is being tarnished.

A movement seeking improved education outcomes in Nigeria, has concluded a series of roundtables discussing urgent education reforms.

This latest glitch comes on top of a year in which the FAFSA redesign, to make it easier for students and parents to use, has come in late or unworkable at every stage.