Demographics: Jackson MS proposes closing 16 schools
More school closures due to the fertility rate collapse.
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More school closures due to the fertility rate collapse.
The value of many 4-year degrees may be short lived, due to rapid skill requirement changes in the workplace.
Writer suggests Luddites should have sought tax on machine made fabric. How about a tax on words written on word processors?
The Australian government is mandating that university students who score less than 50 percent in their exams will be entitled to a slew of educational life-savers. University-funded tutoring, counselling, examination…
4 million fewer college students enrolled in 2022 than in 2012.
Only example given turns out to be an economist with an $800,000 list price education, who got assistance buying a house after graduation. Hmmmmm.
Oregon, with a fertility rate of 1.39, is seeing a sharp decline in Portland high school enrollment.
The College Board (SAT tests) was caught sending student SAT scores and GPA and web site search terms to Facebook and Tiktok.
Half of all STEM grad degrees in the U.S. go to foreign students, a majority of which will then work in the U.S.
Salt Lake City, Denver-area, Anchorage, San Francisco - already announced closures or discussing which schools to close.
Since 1980, more women than men pursue 4-year college degrees. The background to this is fascinating.
The government says the pay premium for a Master's degree versus cost of the education, may no longer make economic sense.
Many students who take on large education loans end up with a lower (or negative) net worth for years or decades, making them less well off.
Enrollment in college education majors has plummeted since the peak in 1970. With a shrinking youth population, might not be best time to enter education.
One trick to boost your chances of getting into an elite college? Be rich. – MarketWatch The universities loudly bemoaning inequality in society are among the primary drivers of inequality:…