The specter of high college costs deters far too many low-income students and families away from higher education. Perhaps with good reason: over 20 percent of federal aid comes in the form of a parent co-signed loan. But few students from disadvantaged backgrounds have such a co-signer. And if they do...
When one thinks of community colleges, one often pictures students, both young and young-at-heart, looking to hone skills to prepare them for further schooling or career opportunities. Yet a sometimes overlooked part of that community are local companies and businesses that hope - and need - to find skilled workers.
University of Virginia officials talked about affordability in higher education at a non-voting work session at Morven Farm on Thursday.
Daniel Pianko, managing director of University Ventures, joins Higher Ed Now to discuss how new education innovation is helping to improve quality and career outcomes and reduce time- and cost-to-degree.
There's never been a more exciting time for HR Tech, with approximately $3 billion in VC investments pouring into the sector over the past year alone. This has led to a staggering number of new startups, upstart HR Technologies and emerging point solutions proliferating in what's already an extremely crowded, extremely competitive and extremely...
A collaboration between the American Council on Education (ACE) and digital credential service provider Credly will allow working professionals to earn digital badges for workplace training. The two organizations are launching a digital credential...
A lot of questions came up when I applied for and went through college. Questions like:
When is the FAFSA due?
But what if you could send a text to...
AdmitHub raises $2.95 million in seed funding to build conversational AI chatbots for college success.
MPower, which raised $6 million in equity funding in October from Zephyr Peacock, will also look to raise additional equity financing of $10-20 million around the middle of 2017
Thanks to savvy advice from technology investors, here's why some innovations succeed, why some fail, and what the higher-ed market should expect in the near future.