“For many, the typical image of a U.S college student remains locked on an 18-year-old, attending his or her first post-high school institution, living on campus, taking 15 credits or more each semester, and graduating in four years. […] The time has come to consider what can be done to better understand the needs of Read More…
Category: Student Enlightenment
Losing HOPE
There is a new economics of college in America. In the past, students and families who worked hard stood a real chance of attaining a college degree, a ticket to the good life. But then the world shifted. Today, the promise of a college degree in exchange for hard work and dedication no longer holds Read More…