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Now a report by the Education Advisory Board, Reclaiming the Value of Liberal Arts for the 21st Century, urges colleges to forge stronger connections between liberal arts majors and professional disciplines. According to Education Dive, it even recommends that liberal arts opportunities and successes be more effectively marketed.
Our third Q&A is with Noah Morton, an alum of both Amherst College and the renowned Fellowship Initiative developed by JPMorgan Chase. Morton grew up in Harlem and has done quite a bit of international travel. He is now serving in the Peace Corps in Japan but will soon be heading to Morocco.
Prairie View A&M University, whose diverse team made up of black, white, Hispanic, and East Asian students, illustrates how diversity wins—literally.
According to a new report released by the nonprofit Achieve, 95 different kinds of diplomas were awarded to graduating high school seniors in 2015. Some represent rigorous college preparatory coursework; others do not.
Our society tends to make debt a moral question, in many instances, equating a person's debt level with their character.
