Four Things Leaders In Higher Education Can Do During A Crisis
Here's what leaders at our colleges and universities can do to keep moving forward during these challenging times of the COVID19 pandemic
Is COVID-19 Creating An Education Planning Crisis?
Few things in our lives have been so dramatically altered throughout the COVID-19 crisis as school and education. With online coursework, cancelled proms, and a March devoid of Madness but full of uncertainty, will campuses even reopen in the fall and how should students plan?
5 ways parents can support their college-age children who’ve been forced to return home due to COVID-19
Before you nag your college-age child to pull their own weight, consider the circumstances they face during the COVID-19 pandemic, advises the author of a book on college students.
Higher Education Groups Call For Extended Student Debt Relief
Higher education associations have called on Congress to provided extended student loan relief due to the coronavirus.
Increase Accountability, Deepen Relationships and Embrace Mobile: 3 Ways to Make Digital Learning Meaningful for 21st Century Students
Student Success Agency has launched a free virtual support tool offering college advising, academic tutoring, at-home learning guidance for all U.S. middle and high school students during #COVID19 crisis
Forced to Throw Out Their Old College Admissions Standards, Higher Ed Institutions Should Seize on the Crisis to Create Better Ones for the Future
Forced to Throw Out Their Old College Admissions Standards, Higher Ed Institutions Should Seize on the Crisis to Create Better Ones for the Future
SAT will move online if schools don’t reopen, College Board says
SAT will move online if schools don't reopen, College Board says
Education Will Be Hit Harder Than Hospitality As Coronavirus Lockdown Devastates Economy
The impact of the lockdown will be greater on the education sector than on the hotel and restaurant industries, according to new analysis.
What’s Next: Will coronavirus fuel big changes to college admissions?
Will coronavirus fuel big changes to college admissions?
Colleges go SAT/ACT-optional to ease burden on students
Colleges go SAT/ACT-optional to ease burden on students. Some colleges and universities have made the change permanent.