Amid financial constraints, independent schools in the UK are facing a multitude of challenges. How can the sector not only survive financially but also use this time as a chance to evolve and secure its future?
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While hardly any of us enjoys reading governmental rules & regulations, it's essential we keep up to date--not only on current regs, but for those potentially coming down the pike. If adopted, these changes could impact literally every college & university that receives federal financial aid. #highereducation #accreditation #distanceeducation
Education Department presses forward with review of accreditation and distance ed rules
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The U.S. DoE has imposed new regulations on institutions that are designed to protect students from unsustainable financial burdens associated with high-cost programs. FORVIS outlines what steps your institution should consider with this new rule.
Steps Institutions Should Take With DoE's New Gainful Employment Rule
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The U.S. DoE has imposed new regulations on institutions that are designed to protect students from unsustainable financial burdens associated with high-cost programs. FORVIS outlines what steps your institution should consider with this new rule.
Steps Institutions Should Take With DoE's New Gainful Employment Rule
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The U.S. DoE has imposed new regulations on institutions that are designed to protect students from unsustainable financial burdens associated with high-cost programs. FORVIS outlines what steps your institution should consider with this new rule.
Steps Institutions Should Take With DoE's New Gainful Employment Rule
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Good financial health doesn't just happen, but it can be learned. Register for our Financially-In-Tune group education classes at lul.org/housing/fit
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The lack of college price transparency isn't just hurting the public. It's holding colleges and universities back from figuring out how to provide a better value at a better price.
The “up charge” to go to an out-of-state flagship is a price premium of 3-4x the in-state equivalent. Worth it? Almost never.
State colleges charge a significant premium to out-of-state students, ranging from 2x to 4x the price. Combine that with the fact the out-of-state students typically receive less financial aid, and the value of going to an out-of-state "state" college can be tough to justify. We dug into the data with help from Mark Salisbury and TuitionFit: https://lnkd.in/gYkaiHuC
Why You Should Never Apply To An Out-Of-State College
https://thecollegeinvestor.com
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News for students: Each of Washington’s public four-year institutions has extended the College Decision Day to June 1, 2024. This extension is in place to provide students and families with sufficient time to navigate the FAFSA/WASFA process and make well-informed decisions regarding their higher education pathways. Read about this change: https://bit.ly/3uLmXzw #FinancialAid #WAedu #WAColleges
Financial Aid
https://www.collegesuccessfoundation.org
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Wow, flagship state schools charge a 2x-4x premium to out-of-state students... that's insane. When you're crafting your college list, you may want to avoid apply to out-of-state "state" schools. #highereducation #financialaid #studentloans
State colleges charge a significant premium to out-of-state students, ranging from 2x to 4x the price. Combine that with the fact the out-of-state students typically receive less financial aid, and the value of going to an out-of-state "state" college can be tough to justify. We dug into the data with help from Mark Salisbury and TuitionFit: https://lnkd.in/gYkaiHuC
Why You Should Never Apply To An Out-Of-State College
https://thecollegeinvestor.com
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Is your child thinking of applying to out-of-state public schools? If so, this article is worth a read.
State colleges charge a significant premium to out-of-state students, ranging from 2x to 4x the price. Combine that with the fact the out-of-state students typically receive less financial aid, and the value of going to an out-of-state "state" college can be tough to justify. We dug into the data with help from Mark Salisbury and TuitionFit: https://lnkd.in/gYkaiHuC
Why You Should Never Apply To An Out-Of-State College
https://thecollegeinvestor.com
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This #FinancialLiteracyMonth educate yourself on the financial education requirements in your state. The Council for Economic Education has an interactive map of the U.S. that briefly overviews each state's requirements. See your state: https://bit.ly/43l03fa #financialeducation #financialempowerment
Biennial Survey of K–12 Economic & Financial Education | CEE
https://www.councilforeconed.org
