Graduation Guarantees Institutions of higher learning have been required to track and disclose graduation rates or completion rates since the Student Right-to-Know and Campus Security Act (P.L. 101-542) was passed in 1990. Some adjustments have been made in the law…
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Myths and Misinformation
Clearing Up Common Misconceptions About Higher Education Myth #1: College graduates have such a difficult time finding jobs, college is not worth the investment. Data collected by the Bureau of Labor Statistics data show an unemployment rate of more than…
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Posted in Graduates, Institutions of Higher Education, Money, Students
A Closer Look
Examining the G.E.D. as a Stepping Stone to a College Degree The GED Testing Service administered the GED in its most recent form until 2014. The test has gone through another set of changes and is now administered by Pearson…
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Posted in Graduates, Institutions of Higher Education, Students
Posted in Graduates, Institutions of Higher Education, Students
Then and Now
Women in Higher Education in the U.S. Over Time Women Earning Degrees Bachelor’s Degrees In 1840, the first woman to earn a bachelor’s degree in the U.S. graduated from Wesleyan College in Georgia. In 2010, the number of bachelor’s degrees…
A Larger View
College Graduates Worldwide 6.7 % of the people in the world are college graduates. ——— Works Cited Barrow, R.J. and Lee, J.-W., from Harvard University and the Asian Development Bank as cited in Wilson, D. Education’s Ties to the Economy. …
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