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Report: English Majors Employed at Comparable Rates, Educators Can Do More to Prepare Students for Careers

College students who graduate as English majors actually find jobs at about the same rate as those who major in other subjects, according to a recent report commissioned by the MLA.

Dr. Paula Krebs

Report: College Degrees Not Valued As Highly as Job Training and Certificates

Though confidence about the value of pursuing a two- or four-year college degree is higher among high schoolers than graduates who either dropped out or chose not to attend in the first place, neither demographic view such pursuits as the most valuable.

College Degree Still Sound Investment, Despite Rising Tuition

The rates of return on college degrees vary significantly across majors and demographics.

Dr. Liang Zhang

Leadership & Policy

Senators Concerned About FAFSA Form Error Harming Students in Mixed-Status Families

U.S. Senators Alex Padilla and Bernie Sanders are calling for an immediate fix to a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) form error that prevents students with contributors who do not have Social Security Numbers to complete the form.

Sen. Bernie Sanders

University of Maryland to Investigate Fraternities, Sororities

The University of Maryland, College Park, has suspended social events involving alcohol and new member recruitment for fraternities and sororities.

Dr. James McShay

$68M Investment at Notre Dame Aims at Mental Health Crisis

University of Notre Dame's $68 million coalition commitment is expected to address the growing mental health crisis by scaling up solutions in a potential national model.

Dr. John T. McGreevy

A2MEND, University of La Verne Partner to Empower African American Male Scholars

The University of La Verne and the African American Male Education Network & Development Organization, known as A2MEND, are forging a partnership partly aimed at fostering educational opportunities for African American male students.

Report: Degree Completion Rate Tied to Number of Credits Taken Per Year

The number of academic credits a student takes per year has ties to their likelihood to graduate and complete their college journey.

Survey Reveals Most Jewish Students Dissatisfied with Universities’ Responses to Antisemitism

More than half of Jewish college students in a recent online survey say they have been impacted by antisemitism on campus since the Oct. 7 Hamas attack in Israel.

Report Outlines Steps to Take to Support Students and Those Returning to College

Higher education leaders and states can take a number of additional steps to bolster academic success, reenrollment, and degree completion for students who started college but never finished, according to a new report from California Competes.

Dr. Laura Bernhard

Report: Parents and Educators Are Somewhat Aware of Non-Degree Pathways for Students, But Many Want to Learn More

Less than a third of parents surveyed said that they would be disappointed if their child did not pursue college after high school.

Saint Louis University Suspends Financial Aid Deadlines, Debuts Financial Aid Estimator

Delays from challenges associated with the Free Application for Federal Student Aid prompted Saint Louis University officials to launch an independent, institutional aid application.

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