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Thursday, June 1, 2017
"Creative Destruction" in Higher Ed Will Accelerate Under Trump and DeVos This article details why college will become even riskier under the Trump administration.
Series: College Meltdown (2 Articles, 2421 views)
Thursday, June 1, 2017"Creative Destruction" in Higher Ed Will Accelerate Under Trump and DeVos This article details why college will become even riskier under the Trump administration.
Series: College Meltdown (2 Articles, 2421 views)
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Saturday, June 3, 2017
When College Choice is a Fraud College is becoming extremely risky for working people. So why should they go to college?
Series: College Meltdown (2 Articles, 2421 views)
Saturday, June 3, 2017When College Choice is a Fraud College is becoming extremely risky for working people. So why should they go to college?
Series: College Meltdown (2 Articles, 2421 views)
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Tuesday, June 13, 2017
Willl your state be hardest hit by the College Meltdown? Four factors in determining where community colleges and second- and third-tier state colleges are most vulnerable to the College Meltdown include : (1) states with declining college enrollments and (2) declining numbers of high school graduates, (3) states that have already been cutting state funding of colleges and community colleges , and (4) states and counties with above average indebtedness.
Tuesday, June 13, 2017Willl your state be hardest hit by the College Meltdown? Four factors in determining where community colleges and second- and third-tier state colleges are most vulnerable to the College Meltdown include : (1) states with declining college enrollments and (2) declining numbers of high school graduates, (3) states that have already been cutting state funding of colleges and community colleges , and (4) states and counties with above average indebtedness.
