Susan Adams

When Paul LeBlanc took over Southern New Hampshire University, it was going under. Now he’s building the nation’s largest university by treating its non-traditional students like valued customers

With the May 1 decision deadline for most colleges fast approaching, admitted students are facing a crucial choice about where to put down a deposit. Geography, academics, and prestige all play a role. But for many students, the most important consideration is money.

More than 5,000 schools are getting $6 billion in emergency funding from the federal government. They’re required to pass the money directly to students who have had to spend because of the coronavirus

Wise words to the Class of Covid-19 from Oprah Winfrey, Bill Gates, Malala, Barack Obama, Dr. Fauci, Megan Rapinoe, Tim Cook, LeBron James and more.

From March through May, Udemy’s sales were three times the total for the same period in 2019, says Coccari.

Demand has surged for Outschool’s live online classes for K-12 students.

Interviews with more than 75 people expose the deep problems threatening the College Board’s billion-dollar testing monopoly. The great-granddaddy of standardized tests may not survive.

The popular online learning platform is now valued at $3.25 billion.

Meet superspreader Chegg, which has become the most valuable ed-tech company in America by connecting college students to test answers on demand.

The number of applicants to elite schools surged this year because they all made submission of standardized test scores optional.

The College of The Ozarks, a small Christian college Forbes dubbed the “Bible Belt Ivy,” is suing the Biden administration in a Missouri federal court.

Despite confusion about the legality of the mandates, most colleges are likely to require students to get vaccinated before they arrive on campus.

The pledge will go mainly toward funding 100 doctoral candidates admitted to the 30 STEM programs at Hopkins.

New scholarship revealed that Marshall was a vicious racist who wrote opinions in favor of slavery in at least 15 cases before the Supreme Court. Marshall also profited handsomely from slavery.

Family income is a predictor of essay quality, says the study. But admissions officers can tell when an essay has been ghost written by a high-priced consultant.

Its shares, which opened at $29, fell 5% in the first day of trading to $27.50, valuing the company at $3.7 billion.

Its shares, which opened at $29, fell 5% in the first day of trading to $27.50, valuing the company at $3.7 billion.

“We’re building the Netflix of high school education,” says Felix Ruano, 26, the featured honoree on the Forbes’ 2022 30 Under 30 list in Education. “

More than two-thirds of white students rely on family and friends for help with college admissions. Half that number of Black students get admissions help from their families.

Compared to their predominantly white counterparts, the nation’s Black land-grant universities have been underfunded by at least $12.5 billion over the last three decades.