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Faced with a potential lawsuit from students, the college decides to add back programs it had cut in July amid financial concerns during the pandemic.

With Australia’s borders all but closed, many young people who long dreamed of an antipodean education are going elsewhere

After years of deregulation by the Trump administration, for-profit colleges are bracing for a major reckoning as consumer advocates and lawmakers pressure the Biden administration to take action.

Education secretary targets 8 March but vice-chancellors warn Covid will keep most students away

The state of Michigan launched Michigan Reconnect. It’s a $30 million program that will provide scholarships to millions of eligible Michigan adults without college degrees, enabling them to earn a tuition-free associate degree or skills certificate at their in-district community college.

Employers can claim up to £2,000 for every apprentice – and reforms mean it will soon be simpler to get funding

Higher ed's financial challenges go deeper than declines in enrollment and operating revenues

Colleges in the Midwest that make it to the other side of the current higher education upheaval accelerated by the pandemic will offer fewer — and different — academic programs than they do now.

The Michigan university's pitch to families making less than $50,000 could help students overcome one of the biggest barriers to enrolling.