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...
Year: 2020
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...
National parks offer students rich educational benefits. Can they continue doing so remotely?
Studying state history in a classroom can be a bit boring for 4th-graders, but field trips to state parks bring...
How many colleges and universities have closed since 2016?
The last few years have been tumultuous for many U.S. colleges. Pressure to lower tuition, stagnating state funding and a...
Lessons in Leadership: A New York district’s coronavirus response and road forward
Located roughly 25 miles from New York City, Baldwin Union Free School District on Long Island was well-positioned to see...
Uncertain when campuses can open, colleges make their fall plans flexible
Residential colleges are scrambling to get and provide clarity as to how the COVID-19 pandemic might alter their educational offerings....
Will lawsuits for tuition refunds succeed? It depends, experts say
In mid-March, as New York University frantically moved classes online, students at its Tisch School of the Arts began asking...
NFHS releases high school sports guidelines during coronavirus pandemic
Dive Brief: The National Federation of State High School Associations recently released guidelines detailing three phases of reopening for high school...
