Walmart is introducing additional programs for its employees to earn a bachelor’s degree or career diploma for $1 a day. The retail giant offers seven bachelor’s […]

Nearly all prospective international students looking to study in the United States, United Kingdom, Australia or Canada think that universities are not doing enough to be […]

Despite more programming to prepare students for the SAT, underrepresented groups continued to fall behind in 2019. Students from all underrepresented minority groups were less successful […]

Last year, in response to suggestions of admissions counselors, Inside Higher Ed changed the question it asked of admissions directors about when they filled their class. In addition […]

In the fall of 2014, Angel Pérez was hired to oversee enrollment at Trinity College, a small liberal-arts school that occupies a picturesque 100-acre hillside campus […]

Student services company Chegg announced plans last week to acquire the online coding school Thinkful. To investors in the ed-tech space, the deal was not a […]

The UK education sector is elated that post-study work rights are set to be offered to international students for two years post-graduation, with students graduating in […]

Marquette University announced Thursday it laid off 24 staff members and will leave nearly 50 current and future vacancies unfilled. In an email to “Marquette colleagues,” President […]

Over the last several years, dual enrollment and its variations (concurrent enrollment, middle college, early college…) have grown wildly. I’ve noticed folks on campus, myself included, […]

Arizona State creates another company partnership, called Cintana Education and led by the founder of Laureate Education, to work with universities in other countries to expand […]

Last year’s 6.6 percent drop in enrollment of international students at American colleges is due to more than just apprehensions toward President Trump, a new study by EducationNext asserts. […]