Should an Internship Be a College Graduation Requirement?
It sounds as if there's a bit of a disconnect between what parents and students want, and what college trustees see as the role of colleges.
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Why Is So Much College Financial Aid Going to the Rich?
Students who don’t need the money, meanwhile, keep getting more of it. At private universities, students from families with annual earnings of $155,000-plus receive an average of $5,800 more per year in financial aid than a federal formula says they need to pay tuition; at public universities, they get $1,810 more than they need, according to the College Board.
Why the Founder of Ozy.com Still Goes to College
The former "problem child" who was asked to leave his kindergarten class (and later graduated from Harvard and Stanford) found it invigorating to speak with students at the HBCU College Fair, which encourages those in high school and even middle school to consider attending historically black colleges.
Before He Was Named a Rhodes Scholar this Temple Alum Graduated from Community College
His story also powerfully illustrates how given the right supports and challenges, struggling but bright students like Hardeman can excel.
Simmons College Announces the Renaming of its College of Media, Arts and Humanities after Gwen Ifill
I couldn't be prouder. Although I never met Ifill, I almost feel as if she's a member of my family. She has Barbadian roots, as do I; she was a consummate, award-winning journalist—I have worked in journalism for years; she's a Simmons College alum, as is my niece, who earned a master's in English there.