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It’s college application season, but don’t worry: most schools accept most students—and rates are up
Success

It’s college application season, but don’t worry: most schools accept most students—and rates are up

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November 24, 2024
U.K. universities brace for financial ‘crunch’ as Brexit and visa squeeze drive international students away
Lifestyle

U.K. universities brace for financial ‘crunch’ as Brexit and visa squeeze drive international students away

By Caroline Taix and AFP
November 11, 2024
Wisdom Cole, the National Director of the NAACP Youth and College Division leads a march from the Supreme Court of the United States.
Personal Finance

A 38-year-old with $38,000 in student debt tells other generations, ‘I highly recommend finding a way to avoid taking out loans’

By Cora Lewis and The Associated Press
October 26, 2024
New American college protest rules are getting big pushback from professors claiming threat to free speech
Politics

New American college protest rules are getting big pushback from professors claiming threat to free speech

By Annie Ma and The Associated Press
October 22, 2024
Hundreds of graduates walked out of the 2024 Commencement in Harvard Yard to call attention to the plight of Palestinians.
Finance

Harvard fundraising tops $1 billion despite being rocked by protests and a presidential ouster

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October 17, 2024
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Success

California just took the biggest shot yet against legacy admissions

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October 1, 2024
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman
Success

Sam Altman tells high schoolers dropping out of college wasn’t a big deal

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September 19, 2024
teenagers using mobile phones
Lifestyle

Some schools are going beyond cell phone bans

By Carolyn Thompson and The Associated Press
August 25, 2024
European governments are targeting international students to curb surging immigration—but it’s costing universities billions
Lifestyle

European governments are targeting international students to curb surging immigration—but it’s costing universities billions

By Swati Pandey, Randy Thanthong-Knight, Alice Kantor and Bloomberg
August 17, 2024
Steve Jobs was wrong. Finding work that you love might be the worst thing you can do
Commentary

Steve Jobs was wrong. Finding work that you love might be the worst thing you can do

By Christopher Wong Michaelson and Jennifer Tosti-Kharas
August 5, 2024
Girl looks at computer code on her laptop, with tablet next to hear open with a class lesson.
Education Articles

Google and Howard University to train underrepresented high schoolers in data analytics—and it’s free to students

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July 19, 2024
Biden student loan repayment plan that offers a faster path to cancellation and lower payments mostly blocked by Kansas and Missouri judges
Politics

Biden student loan repayment plan that offers a faster path to cancellation and lower payments mostly blocked by Kansas and Missouri judges

By John Hanna and The Associated Press
June 25, 2024
Mike Sievert, CEO of T-Mobile.
Leadership

T-Mobile’s CEO shares the management shift that vaulted the company from a $6B to $195B telecom giant

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June 21, 2024
Philadelphia university shuts without warning, leaving 1,300 students with nowhere to go: ‘It kind of just saps your motivation to do anything’
Finance

Philadelphia university shuts without warning, leaving 1,300 students with nowhere to go: ‘It kind of just saps your motivation to do anything’

By Michael Rubinkam, Maryclaire Dale and The Associated Press
June 18, 2024
Hoover Tower looms over Stanford campus
Success

Stanford becomes latest elite school to require SAT or ACT for admission, saying they predict academic performance

By Karen Breslau and Bloomberg
June 8, 2024

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