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Got a Plan? What does the college do when no one shows up in September?

March 19, 2020 innoeduvation

I have not seen anything addressing the following issue, so here I go. This is college/university acceptance season. The plan over the next month or

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Will Free Community College Put HBCUs Out of Business?

December 3, 2015 innoeduvation

My colleague Sara Goldrick-Rab wrote a post saying “Short answer: No.” But notes it might be because “HBCUs (both public and private) are allocated $10Billion

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Stop Me If You’ve Heard This One

July 23, 2014 innoeduvation

FromĀ Inside Higher Ed What’s Expendable? July 21, 2014 By Charlie Tyson In March 2013, when the Faculty Senate at Mary Baldwin College met with the

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Who’s a Cost Center? : The Higher Ed Work Force Report

February 10, 2014 innoeduvation

The Delta Cost Project, a research group under the American Institutes for Research (AIR) that looks at higher education costs, has released a report titled

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Well, This Might Provoke Some Conversations…

February 3, 2014 innoeduvation

From CoHE… Accounting for Success: Brenau U., a women’s college in Georgia, is running million-dollar surpluses. Here’s how https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/13897743/Brenau.pdf <!–          

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