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Reducing the Uncertainties of the Cost of CollegeNews Release October 10, 2008Allegheny College is helping families, many of whom are stressed by the turbulent economy, determine the actual future cost of college by estimating the need-based financial aid and merit-based scholarship dollars they can expect to receive. Families of high school seniors can complete a short form, The Early Estimator, which can be submitted either online or by mail. |
Vocational Training Among Leading Trends in Christian Higher EducationThe Christian Post October 9, 2008The Council for Christian Colleges & Universities recently examined the different types of vocational training programs CCCU's member campuses offer in conjunction with Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE), a non-profit organization educating people on concepts like market economics, entrepreneurship, and business ethics through educational outreach projects. SIFE chapters can be found on 49 of the 110 member CCCU campuses in North America. |
Sharing Tuition News EarlyInside Higher Ed October 6, 2008Augustana College is announcing today that tuition will increase by 3.9 percent for the 2009-10 academic year. While the percentage is the lowest for the college in 25 years, what may be more notable than the size of the increase is when it is being announced. The idea behind announcing much earlier is that some families may appreciate certainty over college prices at a time that so many other economic trends are full of question marks. |
St. John's stands against rankings with U-CANBaltimore Sun October 5, 2008As high school seniors sort through the morass of college brochures flooding their mailboxes this fall, the president of St. John's College in Annapolis takes comfort in the fact that students have a new and, he says, better tool to search for their perfect school. |
Educating voters at Hofstra UniversityBaldwin, N.Y., Herald October 2, 2008In an effort to turn this year's third presidential debate into something more than just a fleeting event, Hofstra University President Stuart Rabinowitz created a program that would make the debate the crowning jewel in something much larger. Educate '08 started in the spring and lasting until the presidential election in November, is expanding the debate by adding lectures, speakers, performances, classes, and more to Hofstra's Fall 2008 schedule. |
Loren Pope Touted 'No Name' Colleges in a Brand-Name WorldChronicle of Higher Education October 1, 2008In his influential book Colleges That Change Lives, Loren Pope profiled 40 institutions—most of them small liberal-arts colleges—which, he wrote, would "do at least as much, and usually far more than, an Ivy League school, an Ivy clone, or a major research university to give you a rich, full life, and to make you a winner." For this, people will not soon stop talking about Mr. Pope, who died last week at the age of 98. |
Seattle University wants every one of its students to voteSeattle Post-Intelligencer October 1, 2008The private Jesuit university has launched an effort to get everyone enrolled at SU registered to vote, and they have volunteers and staffers pounding the pavement with that goal in mind. |
Vanderbilt U. to Replace Loans With Grants for StudentsChronicle of Higher Education News Blog October 1, 2008Vanderbilt University has unveiled plans to expand its financial-aid program, announcing this morning that it would replace loans with grants for all eligible students. The university, which practices need-blind admissions, expects the new policy to add nearly $15-million to its annual financial-aid budget. Vanderbilt students receive a total of about $70-million annually in institutional aid. |
NYU Hires Swarthmore's President to Run New Campus in Abu DhabiChronicle of Higher Education News Blog September 29, 2008Alfred H. Bloom, who has led Swarthmore since 1991, is to take over as vice chancellor of New York University's new campus in Abu Dahbi before next August. In the interim, he will serve as a consultant on the project. The campus is scheduled to enroll its first students in 2010, although NYU's president, John E. Sexton, has already started teaching a course at the NYU Abu Dhabi Institute, a precursor to the branch campus in the United Arab Emirates. |
Rice endowment decreases $60 millionThe Rice Thresher September 26, 2008As the Wall Street collapse earlier this month indicated, times are tough for investments. Reflecting this trend, Rice's endowment this year has decreased $60 million from $4.67 billion to $4.61 billion. |
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