A new survey finds that adults care more about online certification and job training than the traditional campus experience.
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Posted inFeatured, Higher Education, Political Animal
Our 2021 College Rankings Are Out: See How Your School Did
The Washington Monthly rates how well schools graduate low-income students, produce groundbreaking scholarship, and encourage students to serve their country.
Posted inCollege Guide, Magazine, September/October 2021
A Different Kind of College Ranking
Congress is poised to invest hundreds of billions of dollars on higher education. Here are the schools most likely to benefit.
Posted inCollege Guide, Featured, Magazine, September/October 2021
The College Class Crisis
How inequities in higher education are ripping America apart.
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Free College if You Serve
If we expanded national service, every American could afford to seek a bachelor’s degree—and have the support they need to get to graduation and into a career.
Posted inCollege Guide, Magazine, September/October 2021
Nebraska’s Sweet Tuition Deal
Anyone who serves in AmeriCorps can get in-state prices.
Posted inCollege Guide, Magazine, September/October 2021
The Secret Lives of English Majors
Unlike their STEM peers, Black and white humanities graduates earn about the same. How did that happen?
Posted inFeatured, Higher Education, Political Animal
How to Cure Colleges’ Adjunct Addiction
Underpaid adjuncts displacing ever-more tenured professors isn’t good for anybody. The government can stop it.
Posted inCollege Guide, Featured, Political Animal
Our 2020 College Rankings Are Out: See How Your School Did
Washington Monthly lists the schools where majors popular with Black students lead to well-paying jobs.
Posted inCollege Guide, Featured, Magazine, September/October 2020
A Different Kind of College Ranking
Students are looking to hold schools accountable for doing good. We’ve got the metrics they need.
