As concerns about the novel coronavirus mounted in the U.S., colleges canceled face-to-face classes and turned to online instruction in quick succession. Some institutions ordered residence halls to be vacated, raising questions about what would happen to students who couldn’t leave campus so easily. A chunk of this population is international students, who account for […]
Dive Brief: Rep. Bobby Scott, D-Va., chair of the House’s education committee, introduced a bill Monday that would give colleges $1.2 billion in emergency aid for students affected by the coronavirus pandemic. Colleges could also receive part of an additional...
As the novel coronavirus continues to disrupt college operations — forcing campuses to shut down and marring their enrollment projections for the coming academic year — a decision announced by the National Association for College Admission Counseling (NACAC) last week...
Dive Brief: Workforce development, career and technical education, and college affordability are among governors’ top higher education policy concerns this year, according to an analysis of their state of state addresses. The issues are perennial priorities,...
JAMB …25 candidates affected in Abuja cry profusely…Parents blame board, say it confused candidates with multiple addresses By Joseph Erunke SOME candidates who registered to write the 2020 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination, UTME, yesterday failed in their...
