Spring undergraduate enrollment increases for second straight year
INSIDE HIGHER ED — Undergraduate enrollment increased by 2.5 percent this spring, according to a report out today from the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center.
Read More about Spring undergraduate enrollment increases for second straight yearStudy finds that financial aid awards and undergraduate enrollment have increased at private universities
NACUBO — At private, nonprofit universities, tuition discounting and undergraduate enrollment are on the rise, according to a new study from the National Association of College and University Business Officers.
Read More about Study finds that financial aid awards and undergraduate enrollment have increased at private universitiesNew report outlines best practices for the use of artificial intelligence in higher education
INSIDE HIGHER ED — Artificial intelligence (AI) will reshape student experiences, pedagogy and how people communicate, according to dozens of higher ed and technology experts, sharing opinions in a report released Monday.
Read More about New report outlines best practices for the use of artificial intelligence in higher educationColleges hold graduation ceremonies amid national protests against war in Gaza
AP NEWS — Protests over the Israel-Hamas war have spread across U.S. university and college campuses in recent weeks, leading to disruptions and arrests.
Read More about Colleges hold graduation ceremonies amid national protests against war in GazaHigher education summit looks at transfer pathways from community colleges to four-year colleges
PITTSBURGH POST GAZETTE — A summit at University of Pittsburgh will bring together educators and students from across the country to discuss and reflect on transfer pathways from community colleges to four-year institutions.
Read More about Higher education summit looks at transfer pathways from community colleges to four-year collegesSurvey: College students lack information about federal student aid changes and delays
INSIDE HIGHER ED — Higher education leaders have worked tirelessly over the past five months to recover from the Department of Education’s delayed and error-ridden rollout of the new Free Application for Federal Student Aid form (FASFA), but one in five current students say they’re not aware of changes to FAFSA, or are unconcerned about…
Read More about Survey: College students lack information about federal student aid changes and delaysChanges to Carnegie Classification to look at graduate earnings and enrollment of low-income students
INSIDE HIGHER ED — The American Council on Education (ACE) is proceeding with its plan to categorize colleges and universities based in part on how successfully they provide a “springboard to a better life” for their students.
Read More about Changes to Carnegie Classification to look at graduate earnings and enrollment of low-income studentsSurvey: First-year students report satisfaction with college
HIGHER ED DIVE — The share of first-year students who are satisfied with college remains high after dipping during the pandemic, according to a new survey of 12,600-plus young adults from consultancy EAB.
Read More about Survey: First-year students report satisfaction with collegeSurvey: Despite political differences, large majority of Republicans and Democrats value higher education
INSIDE HIGHER ED — Even as the public’s loss of faith in higher education dominates headlines amid campus protests, the rising cost of attendance, growing anti-DEI sentiment and more, it seems that most Americans still see value in a college degree.
Read More about Survey: Despite political differences, large majority of Republicans and Democrats value higher educationExperts worry that federal student aid delays are disproportionately affecting black students
NPR — NPR’s Ayesha Rascoe speaks to Bryan J. Cook, director of higher education policy at the Urban Institute Center on Education Data and Policy, about how complications with FAFSA affect Black students.
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