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Student Lending’s Failing Grade

Examining recent trends in student lending, this study outlines a worrisome future. How do student loans fare in light of...

Groups Help Low-Income Students Enter College

From lack of emotional support to lack of financial support, low-income students (often the first in their families to enter...

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Writing professor muses on pros and cons of MOOC credits
Posted on Monday May 6

 

Steven D. Krause teaches writing classes at Eastern Michigan University. In this blog post, he offers up an...

Many educators do not support offering credit for MOOCs
Posted on Monday May 6

 

What do professors think of massive online open courses? While many find them valuable, that value might not always be seen as worthy of college credit. A recent...

Colorado State offers credits for online class
Posted on Monday May 6

 

Colorado State now offers three credits to students who take Introduction to Computer Science: Building a Search...

ACE deems five massive open online courses credit-worthy
Posted on Monday May 6

 

Inside Higher Ed outlines Coursera’s recent announcement that five of its online college courses have been approved as credit worthy by the American Council...

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