Should Public Financial Aid be Made Available to Continuing Education Students? (Part 2)
Georgia has a robust public financial aid program in place to help students access higher...
California Transfer Legislation Not In Line with Student Needs
Community colleges have long been in the business of ensuring their students have clear pathways to...
Should Public Financial Aid be Made Available to Continuing Education Students? (Part 1)
Financial assistance at the federal level is available for students pursuing degrees as well as...
Three Most Important Changes to Pell Grants to Increase Access and Success for Low-Income Adults
Providing start-to-finish support for adult students is critical in ensuring Pell Grant funding...
Four Ways Congress Can Help the New Traditional Student
Simplifying the process for acquiring funding, as well as designing resources around the needs of...
Loan Increases Out of Synch with Education Goals
As the United States looks to shift to a knowledge economy, it is unwise for Congress to raise loan...
Rejecting Federal Funding to Better Serve Adult Students
Low-cost for-profit institutions such as Patten University have implemented strategies — such as...
The Flying Carpet that Caused Higher Education’s Commoditization
While some institutions chose to ride the flying carpet of government subsidies following the...
Education Not So Much a Commodity as a Political Football
The commoditization of higher education is driven by a false economy where students are convinced...
Gainful Employment Debate Continues
A new chapter was added to the gainful employment saga last week after the United States Department...
Third Wave of Funding Announced
Last month the United States Department of Labor announced the third installment of the Trade...
Making Pell Grants Work for Adults
Adults who have received Pell Grants do not receive the support necessary to ensure their...
