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Category Archives: higher education
Thoughts on the latest college admission and athletics scandal
This week the FBI arrested a bunch of wealthy people and their helpers for corrupting the admissions process of several elite colleges and universities. As the Washington Post put it, the alleged perps were “part of a long-running scheme to … Continue reading
Notes on China: possible threats to American higher education
How will developments in US-China relations impact those nations’ higher education systems? My readers and listeners know that China has played a key part in American academia’s expansion into international markets. I’ve drawn attention to the recent growth in the … Continue reading
Higher education: the admissions officer view
What can we learn about higher education listening to the staff who run admissions offices? Inside Higher Ed partnered with Gallup to survey nearly 500* of these administrators. The results are very useful for anyone looking into higher ed’s present … Continue reading
Americans sour on higher education’s future: new Pew survey
What do Americans think about higher education and its future? I’ve been answering this question for years, and so it’s good to get new information. A new Pew study by Anna Brown just appeared, and the results are both intriguing and … Continue reading
A sanguine discussion about the fate of small colleges
What’s going to happen with America’s small colleges? A radio conversation yesterday explored this very usefully. Vermont Public Radio (VPR) interviewed several local higher education leaders, involving some listener questions, and I recommend listening to the discussion. Yes, Vermont is … Continue reading
