Repeat Non-Completers
Only one third of non-first-time students -- adult learners who re-enroll in college after at least a year away from higher education -- earn a degree after six to eight years, according to a study released today.
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Only one third of non-first-time students -- adult learners who re-enroll in college after at least a year away from higher education -- earn a degree after six to eight years, according to a study released today.
Just months after being elected leader of Hong Kong's biggest university student group, Alex Chow joined in the city's annual, orderly July 1 pro-democracy march.
A group of leading education officials and organizations in Massachusetts will unveil a new push Wednesday to improve local college graduation rates.
A debate about a Confederate flag two students put up in their dorm room at Bryn Mawr College has escalated to a demonstration involving hundreds and a broader debate about diversity and inclusiveness at the institution.
Sitting with friends by a skate park near a Colorado high school known more for an infamous shooting than conflict over curriculum, 17-year-old Charlotte Beierle said attempts to play down the darker parts of U.S. history mystify her.
Students are considered full-time if they take at least 12 credit hours a semester, but state higher education officials are saying more hours are needed to complete a degree on time.
LinkedIn has officially joined the jam-packed college rankings party.
In the run up to this year's World Cup in Brazil there were protest banners reading: "Teachers are more important than footballers."
Oregon State University joined a handful of other institutions across the nation in offering first-generation or under-represented students a playbook that helps them get their diploma.
Gov. Jerry Brown this weekend signed into law a measure that allows a limited number of California community colleges to offer four-year degrees.