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Showing posts with label higher education. Show all posts
Showing posts with label higher education. Show all posts
Monday, March 2, 2009
Friday, February 20, 2009
Thursday, December 25, 2008
UC Irvine to Start Law School Offering Free Tuition to All Students
See California: law school lure: no tuition, NYT, 12/25/08, at A20
-hopes to be top 20 school from outset, 60 members of inaugural class in 2009
-hopes to be top 20 school from outset, 60 members of inaugural class in 2009
Sunday, November 2, 2008
Sunday, October 19, 2008
MBA Applications Up in Tough Economic Times
See In tough times, MBA applications may be an economic indicator, NYT, 10/7/08, at 2.
In addition, more potential students are applying to online MBA programs in hopes of fighting the recession.
In addition, more potential students are applying to online MBA programs in hopes of fighting the recession.
Monday, June 30, 2008
Vermont Law School Bars Military Recruiters and Loses Federal Grants
See Law School Pays the Price in Don't Ask Rule Protest," NYT, 6/29/08, at 15
-feds still cut off funding under Solomon Amendment if schools don't allow military recruiters on campus
-Vermont 1 of 2 schools protesting 15 year rule preventing openly gay and lesbians from serving in military
-feds still cut off funding under Solomon Amendment if schools don't allow military recruiters on campus
-Vermont 1 of 2 schools protesting 15 year rule preventing openly gay and lesbians from serving in military
Monday, June 9, 2008
Sunday, June 1, 2008
Monday, February 25, 2008
America's Top Colleges Growing Richer with Endowments
See "Wealth Gap growing bigger among American colleges," NYT, 2/20/08, at B6
-Stanford, Harvard outpacing rivals (USC, Johns Hopkins, Columbia, Cornell, Penn, Yale, Duke, UCLA next)
-Stanford, Harvard outpacing rivals (USC, Johns Hopkins, Columbia, Cornell, Penn, Yale, Duke, UCLA next)
Tuesday, February 19, 2008
Commercial Education Vendors Suffer as Student Loans Tighte
See "As Lending Tightens, Education Could Suffer," NYT, 2/19/08, at C1
-commercial colleges offering practical education to lower income students suffer
-commercial colleges offering practical education to lower income students suffer
Princeton to Encourage Prefreshman to Volunteer Abroad for One Year Before College
See "Princeton plans for an early year abroad," NYT, 2/19/08, at A19
-Princeton to encourage 10% of prefreshman to go abroad before college
-Princeton to encourage 10% of prefreshman to go abroad before college
Friday, February 15, 2008
Harvard Proposes to Have Faculty Distribute Scholarship Free Online on Web
See "At Harvard, a proposal to publish free on web," NYT, 2/12/08, at F1
-explaining open access movement over signing exclusive agreements with scholarly journals with small readerships and costly subscription fees
-explaining open access movement over signing exclusive agreements with scholarly journals with small readerships and costly subscription fees
SUNY evicting students from dorms who fail to maintain minimum GPA
See "Dorm rooms are revoked over grades," NYT, 2/13/08, at B1
-explaining enforcement of minimum 2.0 GPA rule for students to stay in dorms at SUNY Old Westbury
-explaining enforcement of minimum 2.0 GPA rule for students to stay in dorms at SUNY Old Westbury
Sunday, January 20, 2008
College Applications Rising Even Faster
Check out "Applications to Colleges are Breaking Records," NYT, 1/17/08, at A22
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