View as Webpage  Rationing Loans February 8th, 2019 – Alex Usher   While student loans are cheaper (and hence more commonly used) than grants, they still cost money, both in terms of interest subsidies and in terms of loan losses through loan defaults. As a result, nowhere are t

Loans Work   February 5th, 2019 – Alex Usher If you spend any time looking at student aid research, you’ll be struck by how much empirical evidence there is on the effectiveness of grants (or, more broadly, “changes in net tuition”), and how little there is in terms of the effec

  What Works in Career and Technical Education (CTE)? A Review of Evidence and Suggested Policy Direction FEBRUARY 4, 2019  • ANN HUFF STEVENS https://www.aspeninstitute.org/ Ann Huff Stevens, Deputy Director of the Center for Poverty Research, Professor of Economics, UC Davis DO

Do community colleges need a land-grant acá By Hallie Busta Published Feb. 6, 2019 Dive Brief: Community colleges are in need of investment, and a performance-based federal funding program akin to the Morrill Act — which originally funded higher education for the working class — could

BRIEF For-profit Laureate sells St. Augustine for $400M, holds onto Walden U By Ben Unglesbee, Feb. 7, 2019 Dive Brif For-profit college operator Laureate Education has completed a sale of its University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences (USAHS) school to the Canadian private equit

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