College Loans? Clueless on Campus
Although very discouraging, I suppose it is not too surprising that many college students really do not understand the terms of their student loans. In fact,
Although very discouraging, I suppose it is not too surprising that many college students really do not understand the terms of their student loans. In fact,
According to a recent analysis by the Philadelphia Inquirer, there has been a sharp increase in the number of local colleges which have been losing money
The colleges and universities have brought this on themselves, I think. Fully half of all college faculty are adjuncts, hired for only one semester at a time,
Having spent many years in both the business and academic environments, I was appalled and saddened at what I saw happening on some campuses this
The debate for and against free tuition, or at least heavily taxpayer-subsidized tuition, is getting out of hand. In my experience, people (including students) value things in
Like others with no sense, I spent a few dollars on the recent Powerball lottery. Might as well get into the game to win $1.6 billion
My colleague Jane Shaw picked up on a commentary that I had posted earlier on SeeThruEdu. She referenced it on the National Review education blog site
I love it when U.S. News releases any type of new college or university rankings. These are sure to be scrutinized by students, parents
I can't let the old year expire without one more comment on higher education, and how we may improve it in some ways. It sounds counter-intuitive
Every once in awhile, I come across an article or a commentary that touches on something I am familiar with, from personal experience. Such is the
The student loan situation is a mess, with thousands of students unable to repay their loans. The government famously lowered lending standards for federally backed mortgages,
In a challenging market environment, most private companies would look at merger opportunities as a way to lower costs. In the academic world, however, this