Half of presidents aim to restart classes in-person this fall, survey finds
Dive Brief: About half of college presidents say it's "very likely" they will resume in-person classes for the coming term,...
Day: May 28, 2020
Access to public universities linked to higher earnings, degree completion
Dive Brief: Students who enroll in public universities have higher household incomes by around age 30 than do those who...
US lawmakers propose ban on visas for Chinese STEM graduate students
“This kind ofact…would represent a crushing blow to what US colleges are trying to salvage from China” Senators Tom Cotton...
DC Public Schools launches college-bound graduate support network
Dive Brief: D.C. Public Schools recently launched a support network program for 2020 college-bound high school graduates, The D.C. Post reports.The...
Report: Pooling school taxes would boost per-pupil funding almost $1K
Dive Brief: Per-pupil spending would increase for the majority of students in the nation — 69% — if local property...
Pandemic flips CTE models, but not without challenges
When schools suddenly skidded to a halt this spring due to the novel coronavirus pandemic, career and technology educators had...
Vietnam’s stature as source country remains strong
Some Vietnamese students may consider deferring, or even studying at home for their undergraduate degree as uncertainty swirls around admission...
Visa restrictions eased for ELT students
Ireland’s minister for justice and equality, Charlie Flanagan, announced the measures in an effort to help those students whose studies...
Four UK visa application centres in China to open June 1
Centres in Beijing, Chongqing, Guangzhou and Shanghai are part of a UK Visas and Immigration phased resumption of services, VFS...
Vietnam exam regulation changes create opportunity for transnational education
The country’s own high school examination will now recognise the completion of 12 years of education, rather than use it...
