Toronto School of Management launches EAP program
The TSoM EAP is an intensive academic pathway program integrating reading, writing, listening and speaking skills with a specific academic...
Month: July 2020
Report: 16.9M students still lack home internet access
Dive Brief: According to a new report from Future Ready Schools, produced in partnership with the National Urban League, UnidosUS and the...
When schools reopen, extra cleaning will be essential but expensive
As schools reopen to varying degrees during the coronavirus pandemic, the cleanliness of high-traffic, high-touch areas are a focus of...
NCUK and Concourse partner on enrolment program
Concourse Global Enrollment’s clearing software aims to connect students with a “comprehensive” array of global university opportunities while avoiding problems...
UK think-tank calls for cap on international students to “boost resilience”
Its report stated that UK universities are reliant on overseas students to the tune of £5.8 billion annually, of which...
Online course launched to prevent int’l student drownings
The course is aimed at education agents and provides information on water safety in New Zealand that agents can pass...
International first-year students can’t attend on-campus in fall, says Harvard & USC
Update: University of Southern California has also let first-year international students know that they will probably not be granted visas...
Paragon Testing Enterprises launches CAEL Online
“We are pleased to launch CAEL Online, which test takers can safely take from their home” The CAEL Online is...
What’s Next: 3 ways college campuses will look different this fall
Editor's note: In this column, we're looking ahead at how the coronavirus pandemic could affect higher ed in the long...
Where does the Ed Dept’s CARES rule stand?
Dive Brief: It has been five weeks since the U.S. Department of Education vowed to appeal two June court rulings...
